INDIGESTION AND LANGUOR.
The inhabitants of Golden Grove, Darlington, have in their midst a Mrs Emily Taylor, who has had a most remarkable experience, and our reporter, wishing to find out lull particulars, called on Mrs Taylor at her home, 60, Rose street, where she has a snug little confectionery and aerated water business, and on making himself known to her, remarked :— •We have heard, Mrs Taylor, that you have until lately been suffering severely, and we would like to learn whst you have been suffering from.’ * I will tell you, gladly. In fact, I think I ought to, for mine has been no ordinary case. I have suffered more or less for years from indigestion, and a general tired kind of feeling, a sensation of being anxious to go to work and at the same time a feeling of being unable to do so. I have frequently been for nights unable to sleep, in fact, I could get no proper rest for weeks, sleep refusing to visit me. Sometimes I have felt great alarm at my symptoms, accompanied as they were by a rush of blood to the bead, occasional cold sweats which were of a most aggravated description, and I have often been of opinion that my whole system was out of order.’ Could you not obtain any relief from there sufferings, Mrs Taylor ?’ * Not until quite recently, and it happened ae follows :—A gentleman that I do business with was describing to me one day how much better in health and spirits he had been since taking a course of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, so as I have a great opinion of his judgment, I determined to get some, which I did. with mosta-toniehing results. After the first box I felt relieved,and I continued to improve day by day. Sleep returned to me, cold sweats left me, and by the limo I have finished a course of thia marvellous compound I expect to toel completely cured.’ The above interview is yet another illustration ot the marvellous efficacy of this great 19th century remedy, which has wrought over 5000 cures in this and other parts of the world.
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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XIX, Issue VIII, 14 August 1897, Page 251
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360INDIGESTION AND LANGUOR. New Zealand Graphic, Volume XIX, Issue VIII, 14 August 1897, Page 251
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