The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-24
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Severely-0ivon Up by Two Doc
tors-Dr. Williams Pink Pills
Have Restored Her to Health
From the Smiths Falls tCanada) News,
Many cases have been reported of
how invalids who had suffered for
years aud whose case had been given
up by the attending physician, have
been restored to health aud vigor
through that now world famed nedi-
cine, DR.. Williams Pink Pills, but
we doubt il there is one more start
ling or more convincing than that
of Miss Elizabeth Minshull, who
resides with her brother, Mr.. Thos.
Minshull, of this town, an employee
in Frost & Woods agricultural
Works. The News heard OF the
remarkable case, and meeting Mr..
Minsnul asked him If the story was
correct. He replied: Gall / 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,
it is my honest conviction, been
brought about by the use OF DR..
Williams Pink Pills. Mr.. Minshull
then related the following story to
the News:-"My sister is twenty
years Of age. She came to Canada
from England about ten years ago,
aud resided with Baptist minister,
Rev, Mr.. Cody, at Sorel Que. La
April, OF 1896, she took i'll aud
gradually grew worse She was
under local physicians care for
over five months. The doctor said
that she was suffering from com
plication Of nervous diseases, and
that he could do little for her. The
minister with whom she lived then
wrote me of nay sisters state of
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 a local .physi-
clan was called to see her. He at
tended her for some time, but wit
poor results, and finally acknow-
lodged that the case wss one which
he could do very little for. My
sister had by this time become a
pitiable object; the slightest noise
would disturb her, and the slightest
exertion would almost make her in
sane 1t required someone to be
with her at all times, aud often after
a tit 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 tho doorstep so as not to dis
turb her When the doctor told me
he could do nothing for her, | con-
suited with my wife, who had great
faith in DR.. Williams Pink Pills, as
she knew OF several cases where they
had worked wonderful cures, and I
concluded it would do no harm to
try them anyway, 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 certainly good medi-
cine. In september OF last year she
began to use the pills, and before
two boxes had been used, she began
to show signs OF improvement. She
| HdS cOnIiuueu tneiT ure siuce anu IL
to-day a living testimony Of the
curative power Of DIR. Williams
Pink Pills" Mr. MiDshull has no
hesitation in sounding the praise OF
a ramedy that has worked such a
change IN che Il, attn OF bis sister
aud cheerfully gave the News the
above particulars, aud when asked
to do so most willingly signed the
following declaration.
Smiths Falls, Sept 18th, 1897.
l hereby make declaration that
the statements in above as to the
condition OF my sister, and the
beueit she received from the use OF
Williams Pink Pills are absolutely
correct, THos. MINsBULL.
Witness, j, H. Ross.