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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2136, 30 April 1914, Page 5

9 Young Girl in a Hospital with St Vitus' Dance. Her Guardian Speaks Highly of the Value oi Dr* Williams' Pink Pills which Cured Her- " My niccc, Annie llcore, was six weeks in the hospital with severe St. Vitus' Dance; sho did not improve, and v,e thought ehe was going to die, so ] brought her home that she might end her days here. That she is u healthy, strong girl to-day we owe entirely to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills," such is the declaration "of Jlr. Charles Hack, a well-known bcotlnnker. In tlie past 18 years these pills have effected some notable cures amongst New Zealand and Australian people; few have been more remarkable than this one. Kt. Vitus' Dance is a severe nervous disorder that affects mostly children. A fright or some sudden excitement is often the direct cause, but before this there is usually the condition of low vitality that predisposes the victim to attacks of this Kind. That treatment with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is the correct treatment is borne out by the many cures they have effected. 'L'no condition of the nerves depends on the richness of the blood, and when the nerves arc'out of tone they can only be restored through the blood. The blood-making properties of Dr. Williams' I'ink Pills are well known, and the case quoted shows their value in nervous disorders. "When Annie was fifteen," continued Mr. Hack, "she became fretful and complained of pains iu licr side. Then suddenly one day she began to have nervous hvitehings down one side, ajid she could not remain still. Her head seemed to. be unsteady, and the muscles of her face were drawn up, causing nervous twitching. We called in a doctor who said sho had' St. Vitus' dance, and in a bad form. He treated her for a fortnight, and as she did not improve I took her to a hospital, where, as I have said, she remained six week l ;. While she was there I took her two boxes of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, but would not be allowed to give them to her, I started her with them when I got her home. After she had taken one box^she.began to show signs of improvement, so we kept on, and by the time she had taken four boxes every traco of the complaint had disappeared. The lieighbours were greatly surprised at her cure." • Mr. Hack, who lives at 359 Abcrcvombio Street, Svdney, is naturally pleased that he insisted on having the genuine pills and was not put off with a substitute. Thev arc 3s. per box; six boxes 10s-. Gd. of iill dealers, or direct from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasic, Ltd., Wellington.

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