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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXVI, Issue XXV, 22 June 1901, Page 7 (Supplement)

ECCLES’ PHOSPHOR-TON Will be found to be a true “PfCK-MK-l’P.” It Increases the Nerve Force, Strengthens the Digestive Organs, and Imparts Vitality. It is specially indicated as a restorative after Influenza, and all other Weakening Diseases. PHOSPHOR-TON It is a combination of the valuable Tonic Hypophosphites with African Kola Nut, and other reliable Nerve and Brain Foods. For Loss of Appetite, Energy, and Vigour, it is excellent. All Chemists and Store-keepers sell Phosphor-ton. BOTTLES, 2/6, 4 6, 6 6. NERVE TONIC. °°tls« zJuhincVise to BRAIN FOOD. MAKES LIFE WORTH LIVING

NOT AN ISOLATED INSTANCE, BUT ONE ONLY AMONG THOUSANDS OF CURES. The following account of the Cure of Mr. John Allemann, Inglewood (Taranaki) is a specimen case —not more remarkable in its details than thousands of others on our books. Note that it is in a the actually spoken words of the former sufferer that the case is described. On the Kurapeti Hirer lies the town of Inglewood, the chief centre of the dairying industry in Taranaki. One of the beet known farmers in the district is Ml John Allemann, who, despite his seventy years, was busily engaged cutting and stacking chaff when the reporter called. In reply to questions Mr. Allemann said - "I am a native of German Switzerland and came to New Zealand in ’76, after suffering great hardships on the Australian goldfields through exposure to wet and cold. No ill effects seemed to result, however, until ton years ago, when acute rheumatic pains came in my neck, arm., beck and legs. Before long, my muscles became so contracted that I could scarcely move. Several doctors attended me at different times and they confirmed my idea that the rheumatism was the result of exposure in my early days; but notwithstanding their skill, I did not recover. 'Hie gnawing, aching pains troubled me night and day, and life became miserable. As a last resource I was sent to the Rotorua Het Springs, but any relief obtained was only temporary.” “ What treatment did yon next try P ” queried the reporter. “ Well,” eaid Mr. Allemann, “ I read hew other people suffering from rheumatism had been «prad by Di. williams’ Pink Pills Im Pale People, and an Inglewood storekeeper, whom I spoke to on the subject, highly recommended them. So I began taking them. A few days later, the pains seemed less severe, and by continuing the use of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills I found the rheu--1 mutism undoubtedly abating. My muscles became pliable again, I had the full use of my limbs, and after using several boxes I was completely cured. Since then I have been in perfect health and work about as well as ever. To-day, as you can see, I am busy cutting and stacking chaff. I cannot recommend Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills too highly.” Hard living and exposure to cold and wet will cause the blood to become thin and impure —the real cause of rheumatism. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pill., by purifying and building up the blood, have cared thousands of eases of rheumatism, sciatica and rheumatic gout. They also cure anomiia, debility, eczema and kindred complaints arising from impoverished blood, whilst being unrivalled as a nerve tonic, such diseases as St Vitus’ dance, early decay and locomotor ataxia are overcome. Sold by chemists and storekeepers, and by the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Wellington, 3/- per box, six boxes 16/6, post free. Beware of imitations. See that the pink wrapper bears the full name— * 'Ma. Jon Allsmasn (From a photograph.) Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People (seven words). AND MIND YOU ASK FOR DR. WILLIAMS*