ANOTHER LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA CASE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 5955, 21 August 1897, Page 7

ANOTHER LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA CASE.

BUFFERED ALL THE TORMENTS OF THE DAMKEDFOR SIX YEARS, '■- BUT- NOW CURED BY DRiVILr < -LIAMS* PINK' PfiiLS. '

•• ANBTOERESTiNG CASE. .; . ? libout Six'jtears; ago, 1 ; wheii residing "..iij, Hobart, Th,smania," : said:MtB Nellie Denver,; of Countess Cottage, Double. Bay, Sydney, to' a -'reporter,- "3r iad the, misfortune to meet with a serious accident, which happened in the simplest manner possible, as I will endeavour to relate. On leaving my home by the back gate, the bolt slipped whilst I had hold of it, which caused me to fall very heavily, which I subsequently discovered had seriously injured my spine, although, strange to say, I felt no ill-effects for about two years after. I then commenced to suffer from great weakness and dizziness, and jan intolerable feeling of exhaustion • iiTfflt^ I felt so nervous and ?u. t .n3y tr.at J fowed to cross the street, aW':aecl tbat 1 niwht meet hwit some acci;ifrni i'roiii. <>. peeing vehicle. Not at re; # raising the really serious condi-■*'!--m !"o vi.-.ioh I was reduced, I did not ;•' k me- Initial attendance, but when I ~!.\, last "jei\v.r:'i aware of my serious .. ilition I was persuaded by my frk'-iida t/ go ' the Sydney Hospital, ■..here L j.^ me ! . ;;•::■! t^/o.nionths withoutre-n-i'ijj .i.y p«?i:»jiM' at benefit. On leaving tbfe. hicyita' I i r ;km rather 'neglected Ziij- tntt ¥ JiasUlr fuad on applying f6r r<? a ''V -' ib3i "ss ii.' formed. that my case We -fifciizHj h'ppoiflrtß.'- ' Beiiifg" unf ortur r -ibe}y -s;zi -ov T-bV? ad with this world's-g-KKia, I'obfe::.': 1 to the Ne'wingttTi Ar/lmn, her^ I remained seven m^ntli .; : - yei* sti'i I got no better, being uis^U- to oTrRUov- r-.ty nourishing food. 1 v sM-ok two cour^os of electric baths, foi Thi^'n .1 pnio sj.T guineas and after thtir.. Tvitl t}ie °:aGj,tion of some slight alkvi: tioTs of my I cannot say thi', •'':-;,- '!::! m 6 much good; in fact, I could ■<.','. f;viii! Ts-aik. so I returned home feelia? • vkapoT.-.tcnt, and imagining thai the-!'.* r^;>s- r.o cine in store for me. One ' y, on r»j«i.;jg tiie ' daily paper, I notit . ■ ;r> acccrnt of a marveUous re-

covery effected by. Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, and considering, that this case (the one of Boilermaker Jarvis, suffering from loeomotor atasia) closely resembled mine, I determined to make a trial of them, and sent a boy from the house to buy some for me. I experienced relief after the first box, and have steadily improved ever since; my appetite returned, and I ceased to suffer from that terrible feeling of nervousness. lam now in my seventh box, and can confidently assert that I am most decidedly improving in health. My friends also notice a marked

improvement in my condition, and this I entirely attribute to the health-giving properties of Dr Williams' Pink Pills; in fact, it must be solely due to them, for I have tried no other remedy."