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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11505, 18 August 1899, Page 7

A TERRIBLE ASSAULT. ; The following is clipped from an American newspaper :—" It appears that Miss David, residing at No. 16,, North B OreEcent, Hamilton, Ohio, had been in fear of an assault being made .upon her, and-took every possible precaution to guard against it. Her care was insufficient, however, for she was illused to such an extent that she had to take to her bed. Speaking of her case to a newspaper man, she said that she had been attacked by diphtheria in a most malignant form. Although sho had done everything to prevent its getting a hold on her, she was beaten at. last and had to give in. 'My whole system subsequently became affected in sympathy and in a short time I was so debilitated and run down that I had given up hope of recovery. I used to shiver, feel terribly sick, and my head ached and I felt a terrible sense of suffocation. I tried many remedies and spent much money in an effort to regain my health, but to no avail. One clay in looking over a Philadelphia paper my attention was attracted to the advertisement of Dr Williams' pink pills, and I resolved to give them a trial. Not anticipating results so soon, you may imagine my surprise and pleasure to soon notice a beneficial change. The old numb feeling in my limbs —for I had also received a partial stroke of paralysis—gradually disappeared as if by magic, and my whole system was soon, on the mend. In fact at the very outset) the medicine worked a wonderful change in ■my whole body, and. thanks to the efficacy of Dr Williams' pink pills, I am a greatly improved Mi as David. (Skctcr ' fin Life) woman to-day. I only wish that every ono afflicted co ill" y li , icirclj foi I feel sure that a speedy cure would 'be the inevitable re_ suit.'" Another triumph for Dr Williams' pink pills i The cisc just retailed to wii i ■very difficult one.but m this matter it doc no differ from many thousands of 'others wliioh this great remedy has cured. Pleurisy, pneumonia, consumption, and other deadly diseases, have been eradicated by its health-giving properties. It strikes at the root of all ills instead of at the symptoms. For rheumatism, influenza, neuralgia, sciatica, lumbago, coughs and colds, a debilitated system, and all winter ailments, Dr. Williams' pink pills aro unrivalled. When purchasing be euro to obtain tho genuine. They have all seven words Dr Williams' pink pills for pale people—printed in red ink on tho white outside wrapper. Obtainable of chemists and storekeepoers, and the Dr Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington, N.Z.. .price three shillings a box, sixteen and sixpence for six boxes. On receipt of this amount the Company will securely pack them and forward postage paid. Dr Williams' pink pills are only put up in the package above described. These are the pills which j routed Miss David's enemy.—Advt.

— Although Lord Denbigh has an English descent of nearly 500 years, he springs directly from the great Hapsburg family, of which the Austrian Emperor is the most eminent representative. In spite of his Austrian blood the Earl is an ideal Englishman, with all an Englishman's indomitable energy and love of sport and nature. Fate designed'him for a country squire; circumstances have mado of him a dashing soldier, a courtier, and county councillor, as strange a conjunction as is to be found in any man. At Nownham Paddox he is an ideal landlord, who. takes a practical interest in every one of his tenants; and his home life, with a charming wife and a young' family, is of the happiest. Advice ro Mothers!— Are you broken in your rest by a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth? Go at once to a chemist and get a bottle of Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It will relievo the poor sufferer immediately. It is perfectly harmless, and pleasant to the taste; it produces natural quiet sloop by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes " as bright as a button." It soothes the child, it softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known remedy for dysentery and diarrhoea, whether .arising from teething cr other causes. Mrs Winslow'n Soothing Syrup is sold by Medicine Dealers everywhere at !x lid per bottle.—Advt.

Have you tried the Strawberry-Raspberry. Iho newest thing in fruit? If not, write at once to Nimmo- and Blair for particulars of this most excellent novelty,—Advt.