DECLINED WITH THANKS.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 589, 31 December 1897, Page 4

DECLINED WITH THANKS.

One unaccustomed to walking over ploughed ground would hardly be expected to derive any pleasure from an indulgence in this particular form of exercise. The distance I had been invited to cover was about four miles, and the day—well, the heat of the sun was enough to broil one, and this I thought quite sufficient to justify my thankfully declining Mr George Batchelor’s kindly tendered invitation. This gentleman, who was engaged ploughing when X called upon him, resides at his farm, liortun ftiver. He would have walked the distance many times over to prove the correctness of liis statements given me u few minutes before and which are now repeated for the benefit of our readers. “ I hear, Mr Batchelor,” said I, “ that you have just experienced a remarkable recovery from a very long illness.” '* I have, indeed.” “ Would you mind narrating the particulars of your case to us for publication ? ” “ Certainly I will, for I think the case is one which should have all the publicity possible. I am sixty-five years of age, and have been resident in this district for about twelve yeurs. Prior to my coming here, X had always enjoyed the best of health, and X bad been accustomed to work very hard. About six years ago, however, all my energy seemed to gradually desert me. 1 suffered acutely and constantly from pains in my limbs, lost my appetite, and for months at a stretch X did not know what it was to get a good night's sleep. Work of the very lightest nature at fast came beyond the question with me, and X could do nothing but sit by the window and content myself by watching the othors work the farm. I gave up all hope of ever being able to do any more werk, and almost believed that every week which commenced would be my last, in uiy endeavors to stay the ravages of ibe ailment which had overtaken me, and was gradually drawing me into the grave, I tried innumerable so-called cures, and swallowed ail unconscionable quantity of medical compounds, but beyond giving me temporary relief, they, none of them, did me any good ; in fact, X honestly believe that the majority of them only aggravated my suiferings. X was just on the point of giving up in despair a few months back when I happened to read in a newspaper of ome wonderful cures effected by Dr l)r Williams’ I‘ink X’llls for i’ale l’eoplc, and I determined to give them a trial. After taking the tirst box, X felt considerably relieved, and so marked was the improvement I noticed in my strength that I decided to continue their use. X did so, and up to the present time 1 have taken five boxes. My inability has all disappeared, and I am pleased to say that to-day X am as strong and hearty as X ever was in my life. Xt is no trouble tu me to do a day’s wurk now, and X feel quite equul to the task of walking at least thirty miles a day. Everyone who knows me can testify to the great cure these I’ills have effected in me, and in recommending them fer similar cases to mine 1 cau honestly say that they are worth more than their weight in gold, if everybody knew their true value, there would be no other medicines sold. “ The foregoing uccount of my case is exaetlv in accordance with the facts. •‘.Signed) G. BATCHELOR. V. -. O. W. K.NEES.J.X*.” l)i Williams’ I‘ink Pills have a j remarkable efficacy ill curing diseases arising from an impoverished condition of the blood or an impairment of tlie nervous system, such as rheumatism, neuralgia, partial paralysis, locomotor ataxia, St. Vitus’ dance, nervous headache, nervous prostration, and the tired feeling an mg therefrom, the after-effects of la grippe, influenza and severe colds, diseases depending on humors in the blood, such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc. Dr Williams’ i’ink Pills give a healthy glow to pale and -allow complexions, and an a specific to the troubles peculiar i i the female system, ami in the case of men they effect a radical cure in all casts arising from mental worry, overwork, and execs ns of any nature. Dr Williams’ link Pills are sold only in boxes bearing the firm’s Lade mark and wrapper printed in red ink;. They are never sold in bulk, or by the dozen or hundred, and any dealer who offers substitutes in tins form is trying to defraud and should la avoided. See that each is encircled by a blue warning label, and regard with distrust the Hutu wants to sell you something which lu »y., is just as good, lie unly wants a bigger profit. Ihe e pills are not a purgative. r i • \ ari leonine only with tiie full . Dr \\diiam ' "pink Pills for Pale People, amt are sold by all clime - and by llr Williams’ Mill.i utt- Company, Wellington, N./., who will forward (postpaid) on ri eipt of stamps or post order, one box fur its, or half-dozen for 15s !)d. I'hey arc unrivalled as a tonic for both ext . l-rom the Bingara Telegraph.