“ I contracted Sciatica; for weeks / was away from work; part of the time in bed; sometimes hobbling about bent double . Dr. Williams 9 Pink Pills drove out the Sciatica That is briefly the experience of Mr. Wm. Salter, a well-known resident of Armidale, N.S.W., living in Barney Street. It proves the value of Dr. Williams Pink Pills in nervous disorders. “About three years ago,” said Mr. Salter, “I began to feel flying twinges m both hips, and in time i suffered excessively. I could not bend or stoop to put on my boots or sox. ' For weeks I was away from work, part the time stretched out in bed, and sometimes hobbling about from room to room bent double. I would take hold of the wall to support myself. I was rubbed with spirits for about a fortnight, I had to he on one side unable to move, suffering misery and barely able to close my eyes for more than a few minutes at a time. Every movement gave agony. I could not stretch my leg without groaning, even if I kept still 1 felt the nagging pain. Reading of Dr. Williams Pink Pills I thought I would try them. Six boxes drove out the Sciatica completely. I have not had a touch of it since I took the last box and I feel in very godd health. Little by little the stiffness and stabbing eased off. Before I was out of the fourth box I found I could bend down and lace my boots and get about without stooping double. I have taken up poultry raising now and find any amount to do and am about the yard all day long but the pains have not come back.” Price 3/ a box. 6 boxes 16/6 of all dealers or from the Di. Williams’ Medicine Cc. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington. DR. WILLIA PILLS. €■ 8.0
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Southland Times, Issue 17347, 19 May 1913, Page 3
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