TROUBLES OF A DRESSMAKER.

Waikato Argus, Volume X, Issue 954, 25 May 1901, Page 2

TROUBLES OF A DRESSMAKER.

When Miss Annie Potter, of Main-street, Reef ton, told a reporter o; some of her most trying experiences ; she gave par tieulars of troubles, which, though not necessarily incidental to dressmaking, had menaced twenty years of her life. ;, " I have lived here since my birth," she said, '' and am pretty well known ; and, although delicate. I was always able to get about until six years ago, when muscular rheumatism attacked me in the hands and limbs ; the pains were sharp and acute, and my muscles seemed on tiie ; sometimes I could not bear to move them, anil was thns almost helpless. For years I also suffered greatly from headaches, probably due...to debility. I was under medical care, but did not gain any permanent relief. Two yeirs ago, I was persuaded to take Dr. Williams' pink pills for pale people. I was enjoyed to find that the first box benefited me ; three-and-a-half boxes cured me. lam free from rheumatism cow, and in better health than I have been for years. All my friends remark upon the great improvement iu my appearance." Acting as they do upon the blood and nerves, enriching one and toning up the other, Dr. Williams pink pills strike at the root and remove the foundation of such diseases as rheumatism, gout, lumbago, sciatica, neuralgia, influenza, bronchitis, consumption, ar.;cmia, debility, ladies' ailments, loss of maniy strength, etc. They are bold by chemists and storekeepers, and by the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Old Custom House-street, Wellington, three- shillings per box, six boxes, sixteen and six, post free. Look for full name in red on the pink-tinted outside wrapper. Substitutes are useless and often danuerous. !