JUMPING A FIVE-RAILED FENCE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7087, 1 May 1901, Page 1

JUMPING A FIVE-RAILED FENCE.

It was in connection with some talk about jumping a five-railed fence • that a reporter recently called at the residence of Mr Richard Grose, the well-known contractor of 'Minnie and William Streets, Leader ville, Perth. He subsequently obtained for publication in the '* West Australian ". the following (particulars : -—

, "I did say," said Mr Grose, "that 1 cdtod jump a five-railed fence, and it was whilst telling some of my exp^^seaces that I made the remark. When risiigl^je^bed one morning, over a year ago? conscious of terrible shooting pains 'in'' my hip. I dressed, 'however, and went to work, but was soon forced to return horne — the pains were so acute. For seven months 1 was= laid up with sciatica. The -muscles oi my legs seemed to 'be drawn up and wasted, and movement was painful. My right leg was; useless. Pour doctors attended -me, bub I was not cured. I then reaiSp&of the beneficial effects of Dr William^ pink pills for pale people, and began taking them. 1 state the truth when I say that two boxes unproved me wonderfully. I regained the use of my righ£ leg and bhe pains subsided. Five boxes cured me ; since then I have been in perfect health, and can actually jump a five-railed fence, co there is no doubt of the completeness of my cure."

Exposure, overwork, or nerve injury, cause sciatica, and! impoverished and vitiated blood assists in its development. Therefore, to cure sciatica the nerves must be toned up and the blood enriched! This is jusfe what Dr Williams' pink pills do. Thus, too, they cure St Vitus' dance, epilepsy, hysterical fits, nervous exhaustion, paralysis, locomotor ataxia, etc., -whilst by enriching and purifying 'the blood they cure ansemda, debility, indigestion, diseases, consumption, colds, etc. Sold Tjy chemists and storekeepers, and by the Dr Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington, three # shjMngs per box, six boxes sixteen and six, ?post free. "How to cure Sciatica"; write for special instruction. ;