AN ENERVATED SYSTEM REVIVED.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XIX, Issue XXII, 20 November 1897, Page 699

AN ENERVATED SYSTEM REVIVED.

(From the ‘Carlton Gazette,’ Melbourne.) Mr A. Sayers, of 57 Adam-street, South Yarra, is, perhaps, one of the best known mining men of Victoria.

It would be a difficult thing, in fact, to find any mining centre where this gentleman has not, with more or less success, assisted in the development of Victoria's golden treasures. At

Ballarat. Sandhurst. Maldon, etc., his name and person are familiar. While awaiting fresh opportunitnes, and at the same time recuperating—there is nothing so wearing on the system as a life on 'Change—he has been so successful in the latter respect that one of our representatives, visiting him on business, could not help remarking it. ‘I feel better now than I have for many years past. The last two months my whole system has been retuned—wound up to concert pitch, as it were,’ was the reply. 'You suffered severely ?’ ‘Yes. but not so much physically as from an entire absence of tone in the system. I could transact my business fairly well, but the continual excitement of over three decades of mining life —prospecting, promoting, speculating, and Exchange life—had told on me of late years. The system had run down ; that was about it.’ ‘Why not have visited a medical man and secured a tonic ?’ 'I did ; several doctors agreeing that it was a tonic 1 required. But they failed to snpply that much-needed

mental, and. also, physical bracer. They supplied plenty of them, both in quantity and variety, but with no appreciable benefit —the least business effort bringing about a recurrence of the all-overish feeling.’ 'What do you attribute the change to T ‘Well, a barrister friend of mine, a great sufferer from paralysis, mentioned to me the immense benefit he had experienced from a course of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for I’ale People, and some two months since I invested in a couple of boxes.’ ‘How did they pan out ?’ 'Much better than some of my mining specs, like pure gold. A few boxes strung me up properly, my appetite improved, and work (before a heavy task) became a pleasure.’ Taking them still ?’ ‘No. A few boxes of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills did for me what pounds sterling worth of doctors' stuff failed to accomplish.' ‘You are perfectly satisfied of the merits of Dr. Williams' Pink Ifills for purifying the blood and as a nerve tonic ?’ •Certainly. For retoning a system run down by overwork or mental anxiety they cannot be beaten, and I lose no opportunity of so informing mv friends.’