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Otago Witness, Issue 2289, 13 January 1898, Page 13

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COMPLETE COLLAPSE OF AH ATHLETE. ■■ ■ o HE BROKE DOWN THROUGH OVER- ; TRAINING, BUT IS AGAIN FIT AND FEARLESS. (From the Balmain Observer.) It has been stated tbat Mr W. H. Beattie, an athlete and boxer of some repute, who had broken down whilst training, had beeu completely cured by Dr Williams's Pink Pills for Pale People. This being a case of importance, a representative of the Observer called upon Mr Beattie and was favoured with the following particulars :—: — , " I got into a very low state," said the gentleman. "My flesh lost its firmness and elasticity ; my appetite was very poor, and I thought my fighting career was over for good. You must know that I have, held the amateur light-weight championship, and, in my time, have fought most of the best men in the colony. As a matter of fact, I was training for the light-weight championship of the colony when I broke down, of course through over-training. The very thought of a boxing glove or a punching bag made me feel sick. I abandoned all hope of the championship, and took a complete rest. My arms and legs had given way, as it were, and I felt it was about as much as I could do towalk up as far as the park (close by) and ait down, I tried several tonics, but instead of getting better the opposite resulted, so I consulted two or three doctors, who said I only wanted rest, and they each in turn gave me some physic ; but this only made me fe,el sick. It did me no good. One day I was ' Bitting in the park in a hopeless sort of way, wonderIng if I should ever get my strength back, when I read in a newspaper the account of a cure in a cafe which 6eemed somewhat similar to my own. The remedy u«ed waa Dr Williams's Pick Pills for Pale People. I went into the town and bought a box. After taking a dozen or so I noticed a moat decided effect. They acted like a pick-me-up. I stuck to the pilb, and got stronser and more cheerful every

day. I got back my lost appetite, and soon ! grew so welt that I actually felt a locging to have a turn at the punching bag again. I took lour boxes altogether, ana feel now as fit (fa as a fiddle, and intend to start training again almost immediately. I am sure that Dr Williams's Pink Pills have pub me right, and I consider them a splendid tonic for those indulging in heavy work, such as training, for I believe that strict training is the heaviest and most trying work in the world. I shall always recommend Dr Williams's Pink Pills to my fellow athletes when they go ' off colour.' " A SAFEGUARD AGAINST ' — HEADA6HES. ** Merrylands," Barradine Creek, via Narrabri and Pillig*, To the Dr Williams's Medicine Co., Queen's place, Sydney. Sir, — I have much pleasure in ordering another box of your wonderful Pink Pills. I can safely say they are a wonderful medicine ; from the use of them I have derived great benefit. I have already had two boxe3 of your Pink Pills, and I 9,m now ordering a third ; but I can

already testify ss to the good your Pink Pills have done me. The first box I received in the summer months, daring which time I suffsr extremely from headaches &-. Last summer I enjoyed splendid health, being never troubled with either pain or ache. I heartily recommend them to all sufferers as being a really good medicine. Enclosed find 3s in stamps for another box of Piiik Pills. You can make whatever use you think fib of this testimony.— Yours respectfully, Elizabeth Forrest. AN AMMIC DAUGHTER EBSCUED FROM DBATH. MOW POSSESSES PERFECT HEALTH, Miss May Hutchison, of Sh Gaorge's road, North Fitzroy, Melbourne, was only tco pleased to see our representative, who had waited on her to obtain her experience of the results produced by a courao of Dr Williams's Pink Pills, which she had taken in the hope of securing a recovery to health, a recovery that, we were informed by the chemist who had supplied her with the remedy, had become an accomplished fact. "You have been living here some time?" was queried of Miss Hutchisons

•' All my lifetime. lam now 18." •'And your health ? " " Wtll," said Mrs Hutchison, who was present, " after her fifteenth birthday eha became very delicate and suffered from poorness of blood. It turned to water ab periodical time 3, and that was what a prominent ladies' doctor said." " He prescribed some remedy, of course ? " " Yes, and ehe remained under his care for some months, but without any benefit accruing. Indeed, she became worse day by day, until I commenced to fe*r for her life. A young chemist suggested her trying Dr Williams's ! Pink Pills for Pale People, and ahe did so, with the result that shs rapidly recovered her previous good health." " Did you take much of the medicine ?" we asked Miss Hutchison. "No; only a few boxes. I am perfectly cured, and can recommend them strongly to my girl acquaintances. In fact, I have done so, and a young lady at Clifton Hill, who was a great sufferer; is now taking them with much success." "You are williKg that tbe public should know of your recovery, Misd Hutchison ? " " You have our full permission," said Mia Hutchison ; and added ; " I only hope that no mother will experience the p*iu I felt when I thought I saw my daughter fading away." Thanking Miss Hutchison and her mother for their kindness, and congratulating Mies May on her robust and excellent health, our interviewer withdrew. CHAN&E OF LIFE. DIZZINESS AND SHORTNESS OF BREATH CUBED. What Dr Williams's Pink Pills will do for women at the change of life ia shown in a case reported in the Dewsbury (Eng.) Chronicle. It ia that of Mrs Benjamin Smith- who lives at Hanover street, Dewsbury. The change of life had left hot weak and miserable : with constant