The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-04
EXTREME NERVOUSNESS
FREQUENTLY BRINGS IT'S VICTIM
TO THE VERGE or INSANITY.
The Case of Young Lady Who Suf-
fered Severcly-Given Up by Two
Doctors-Dr. Williams Pink Pills
Have Restored Her to Health.

From the Smiths Falls. Canada,
News: Many cases have been repor-
ted of how lnvalids who had suffered
for years and whose case had been
given up by the attending physician,
have been restored to health and Wig
or through that now world famed
medicine, DIR. Williams Pink Pills,
but we doubt if there is one more
startling or more convincing than
that of Mrs. Elizabeth Minshul. who
resides with her brother, Mr.. Thomas
Minshull, of this town.. an employe in
Frost e. Woods Agricultural Works.
The News heard of this remarkable
case, and meeting Mr.. Minshull, asked
him If the story was correct. He re-
piled: "All | know is that my sister
had been given up as incurable by
two physicians. She is now well
enough to do any kind of homework,
and can go and come as she pleases,
and this change has, in my honest con-
viction, been brought about by the
use of DR.. Williams Pink Pills. Mr..
Minshull then related the following
story to the News: "My sister is 20
years of age. She came to Canada
from England about ten years ago.
and resided with Il Baptist minister.
Rev. Mr.. Cody. at Sorel Que. In April.
1896, she took i'll and gradually grew
worse. She was under local physi-
clans care for over five months. The
doctor said that she was suffering
from a complication of nervous dis
eases, and that he could do little for
her. The minister with whom she w
ed wrote we of my sisters state #
health. and | had her come TO Smiths
Falls in the hope that a change and
rest would do her good. When she
arrived here she was in a very weak
state and local physician was called
to see hr. Te attended her for
some time, but with poor results. and
finally acknowledged that the case
was one which he could do very little
for. My sister had by this time be-
come pitiable object; the slightest
noise would disturb her and tile Sigh
test eNertion would almost make her
insane. 1t required some one to be
with her at all times, and often af-
ter hit of extreme nervousness she
would become unconscious and re-
main in that state for hours When
went home ] had to take my boots off
at the doorstep so as not to disturb
her When the doctor told me he
could do nothing for her. / consulted
with my wife. who had great faith in
DIR. Williams Pink Pills. as, she knew
of several cases where they'had work
ed wonderful cures. and | concluded
1t would do no harm to try them any
way, and mentioned the fact to the
doctor. The doctor did not oppose
their use, but said he thought they
might do her good. as they were GER
tainly good medicine. In September
of last year she began to use the pills.
and before two boxes had been used
she began to show signs of improve
ment. She has continued their use
since apd is today living testimony |
of the curative power of DR.. Williams |
Pink Pills" Mr.. Minshull has no hes
1tation in sounding the praises OF a
remedy that has worked such a |
change in the health of his sister and
cheerfully gave the News the above
particulars, and when asked to do so
most willingly signed the following
declarations:
Smiths Falls, Sept. II. 1897.
| hereby make declaration that the
statements in above as to the condi-
ton of my sister, and the benefit she
received from the use of DR.. Williams /
Pink Pills are absolutely correct.
THOS. MINSHULL.
Witness: J. Fl. Ross.
Sold by all dealers in medicine.