Paralysis is Curable.

Manawatu Herald, 2 October 1897, Page 3

Paralysis is Curable.

GRATIFYING EECOVERY OP A SYD

NEY EESIDENP.

Paralysis, so often regarded as incurable, has latterly been successfully combated, and in corroboration of the statement we app3nd the interesting story of a Sydney resident, Mrs Moze'l, confectioner, of 249, Cleveland and Buckingham Streets, Be4fern, as related only this week to a reporter:— "About a year ego I was very itl indeed with what my medioal adviser told me was paralysis, and I wa3 also informed that my heart was affected.. The paralysis was in my left arm. I a' so suffered from excruoiating pains in the head, which made me quite hysterical. The pains would on'y continue for a few minutes, but were very severe whilst they lasted. Indigestion attack :d me in addition, so you see that I had quite a catalogue of ailments. Although I bad the very best advice obtainable, I experienced no permanent relief. I then Spent a great deal of money in the purchase of patent medioiaes, with a like result, and I began to despair of ever getting better. My attention was one day drawn to an advertisement of ' Dr. Williams' Pink Pil's tor Pale People,) and reading of one or two oases where the symptoms described were very similar to my own, I determined to try them although my husband was averse to my doing so, and thought it was a further waste of money. However, I told him that if they did me no good I would never Bpand another penny in medicine, so he reluctantly consented to my doing so. I should mention that prior to this my doctor had ordered me away from home for a change, as he feared that what with my illness and business responsibilities I wou'd overtax the brain. I am telling you this that yoa may judge for yourself as to the really serious condition to which I was reduoed. However, I bought some boxes of Dr iYilHa-na' Pink Pills, and commenced taking them, following the instructions on tbe direction sheet, which I see is wrapped jtound eioh box."

11 Did you find any improvement in your Condition after taking the first bos, Mrs Mozell ?"

"I did, and it was that that induced me to continue them. I took the pills for a considerable time and made steady improvement whilst doing so. I can now do my work as well as ever I did. In faot, on y yesterday I did as heavy a day's washing as ever I have done in my life, and I don't think that a bad day ' 3 work for one who •offered from Paralysis." " Oertainly it was not, Mrs Mozell ; but do you attribute all t hew good reiultßto Dr Williams' Pink Pills?"

" Most decidedly I do, for with the exception ol a laxative, as recommended on the direction sheet, I have taken no other Budloine, and my two daughters, observing their wonderful curative properties, have recently commenced taking them, as one goffers from indigestion and the other poorness of blood. I osn confidently recommend them to all who question me about tb.3in, having a firm belief in their good qualities, and must add that they profess to do no more than they can do "

Dr Williams' Pink Pills are a sure remedy lor Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Locomotor Ataxy, St. Vitus's Dance, Nervous Headache, Scrofula, Chronic Erysipelas, etc. They are not a purgative, bat fbej restore pale and yellow complexlorn to ihrglow of hea>tb nod are a ipeoiio tor iroubui peouliar to the female, while ia mea they- effect ft radical cure in til