Things a Woman Wants to Know.

Manawatu Herald, 8 March 1902, Page 3

Things a Woman Wants to Know.

There are many things a woman wants to knew—sometimes her desire for knowledge, so husbands tells us, is inconveniently great—bat whether that is the case or not, she nsially perseveres until she obtains the information she wants. This rsminds us of the story of a lady who lives at Nairland Grove, Tsmuka, who wanted to find out something very badly a while ago. It was a matter of almost life or death to her. Ultimately she was successful, but wo had better let her tell h®t owq story in her own words, merely atating that her name is Mrs Annie Broaden: — . , „ I have lived in Temuka nearly all my life,” she said, *' so that it is well known that for years I was subject to rheumatism bat I never previously suffered such agony os I did during the last attack, three years ago. The aching pains in the hips and legs were so severe that I had not one nieht’s aonnd sleep in a month. Gradually I get very weak, and thought I would never recover, lor I received ne apparent benefit from medical treatment. One doctor said I had muscular rheumatism; others said it was rheumatic fever, but my health continued to fail; at last I became so bad that when I left my bed I could not walk without the aid of two sticks. I ha'ievfd I had lost the use of my legs altogether,, and! could net find out how to g -t CuredT WtetetJ. was suffering I r* ad some g ;od accounts ol the curative properties of Dr Williams’ pi* pills, and decided to try ; hem. From thenJwt these pills seemed to suit mejand aftertnoishing one boxful the pains' lessened. Ijwe “ore boxfuls brought a greater implement.

whilst the contents of the fourth box completely cured me. lam now in very good health, and being quite free from rheumatism, I attend to my domestic duties as actively as before. Need ess to say I have no need of sticks to h?'p me get about.’’ It is by attack ng the foundations of diseases that Dr Williams’ pink pills eradicate them from the system ; thus it ia they are tblo to cure so many different disorders, amongst which are o msumption bronchitis, paralysis, rheumati-m, skin eruptions, eczema, St Vitus’ dance, nervous prostration, and the chanotariatio ailments of ladies. If your chemist or storekeeper does not keep them write direct to the Dr Wil iams’ Medicine. Co., Wellington, enclosing the price—sixteen and six for six boxes, three shillings for one box by return post they will be inai’od to you.