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ODD OATH OF AN HOTEL MAN.

Me. Sydney Woodville, now employed at Yeoman's Agricultural Hotel, Haymarket, Sydney, to a reporter from the Sydney Worker said : " I shall be pleased to give you an account of my cure by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, and I hope you will print it,' as I believe there must be many people suffering in the way that I did, and who might be easily cured if they would only try the proper remedy. It was last summer that I was taken ill whilst working for a well-known storekeeper at Rockhampton. It's a trying climate up there, and I overtaxed my strength. Very gradually I began to lose my health. Work that I used to find quite easy I could now only do with difficulty, and often I had to take a spell of five or ten minutes right in the middle of a job. My appetite, too, was very uncertain ; sometimes I couldn't look at a meal, and the sight of food made me feel quite ill. What I did eat did' me no good, and consequently 1 got thinner and weaker daily. I still struggled on, however, hoping every day that I should get a turn for the better ; but at last I was positively not strong enough to do the easiest work, so I took a spell. Meanwhile, I got "some rather strange symptoms which alarmed me. My hair began to fall out. and I grew so irritable that I couldn't bear the slightest sound. I couldn't sleep at nights except in fits and starts, and my memory began to fail me. I lost altogether lGlbs. in weight which is a good deal to lose in two months' time. It was a regular case of collapse, and I went to a chemist at Rockhampton, who had a good look at me. and, I can tell you, I was not a very pretty sight, being by this time very thin and yellow. He said I think you'd better try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, and I am thankful to say I took his advice, for I commenced to slowly improve shortly after taking the pills, and was very soon able to work again. I soon picked up my lost flesh, and in two month's time from first starting the pills was quite well. I know as a positive fact that two Indies, who were rather sickly, hearing of my cure, tried the pills with a splendid result. I shall be pleased at any time to give any one further particulars as to my cure, which I put down entirely to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, and I only wish I had tried them before, as I believe if I'd taken them in time I should never have broken down at all. I could now, if required, undertake sixteen hours' work a day. In order to place my cure beyond doubt, I have made a statutory declaration, which you will find attached to this."

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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXV, Issue 38, 21 January 1898, Page 27

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ODD OATH OF AN HOTEL MAN. New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXV, Issue 38, 21 January 1898, Page 27

ODD OATH OF AN HOTEL MAN. New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXV, Issue 38, 21 January 1898, Page 27