TRUE COLLISION TALE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7417, 31 May 1902, Page 7

TRUE COLLISION TALE.

. (gy SHfiPWftlGHt JOSEPH PAGE.) .•i: **?fhe. story I am about: to tell," said Mr Joseph Page, a Bixtyyear^old shipwright, In the employ of the LytWton Haifour YBoirdj "is in all respects p^fectly'truej as '<3jj«Bi-«» easily verify/ ••••• -=' - v \;- ---; :r "K-3»»ppen«d. ill this wise>" laid the %a<rdjr -old Seaside worker. *It is ; : a long " Tyay bick now that whilst in a skiff, one day It was fun doWn by a sttamtugy which " bbr» down too Quickly for me to get auway. ■My little boat was smashed to pieces ; I received injuries to my back, and r the ' -chock 1 to my constitution was considerable. My nerves became completely unstrung, -*nd I was laid up for nine months: ' I had %b a^etite, afid my food did- nob Strength'feft nteMi Va« a to deranged nerves and general debility. Now>' previous to this accident), I had Euffered from bilidusB««> and influenza's after-effects; biiiMd cured by Dr Williams' pink pills for paid people. So I now ttied them, and the of one box improved me cpßßider-r-«bly. - -Three, boxes made a much greater improvement, ; although, on account of my age, I could naturally only expect a gradual ■retura to bjealth 5 but I -continued to progreSs W I- used D* Williams' .-pink pills, • • and six more boxes completely cured me. • Now, despite my age, I have an excellent "ttppetite, I steep well, and am quite v strong c«id^active." ; : : :*'J^ut Wait- till -you hear what my wife -;ba* ttx iif.," added Mx Page, . , i t:.^|ft Page, a kindly-featured My, >then ,sold of her husband's cure by Dr Williams' iink pills, just a» he had spoken bi it, and -addett: "I toy self found these pills of the greatert benefit. After nursing my husband .through Ms long: illness, my nerves became «a«trung, and my ihealfeh ran. down. :I^a«. troubled with lassitude, and was so •Weak- tiiat ordinary household, duties were jquite>a taßk. But six boxes of Dr Williatai* .pink pills tonfedup my nerves, enriched my blood, and made me ever so ■much, brighter and otroftger than before. Sine© oilr 6ut*s by Dr. Williams' pink pills, neither of us can speak too highly of ittent." •'..-' .. Eit&er Utti of all ages, will find in Dr WilliirM' pink pills a reliable, pleasant "<ur* for" many ills that afflict humanity. By tick use the blood is enriched, the fceryws toned up, the* spine strengthened; % their beneflcenb influence the weak and «ickly beco*« strong, healthy, happy men tnd.wwaeh. They have cured such ailitaente as rheumatism, sciatica, anaemia, d«biiity, indigestion and biliousness, efttstUt of infltlenaa and fevers, bronchitis, and even consumption and paralysis. Jftfice, ihree shillings per box, six boxes sixteen and six, from chemists and storekeepers, afid post free. from the Dr Willianvs' Medicine Co., Wellington, who will ilso send a neatly-printed pamphlet, containing valuable information, *to all en- I jroirers., .7

Bi____^»_^__^____MM_flßKß_H_B__flßßMSfl_E-S-fl-Sflsß_BHHHi^^^^^^^^ Vat they are few. Want of means and discipline buoy them at least upon a surface of virtue. Yet, be it said to the credit of these roysterers in town, the mail Wno will drink the hardest in the afternoon will follow you tie straightest in the morning! ..