The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-04
EXTREME NERVOUSNESS.
FREQUENTLY BRINGS ITS VICTIM
TO THE VERGE OF INSANITY.
The Case of Young Lady Who Suffer-
ed Severely-Given Up by Two Doc
tors-Dr. Williams Pink Pills Have
Restored Her to Health.

restored Her to Health.
From the Smiths Falls (Canada) News.
Many cases have been reported of
how invalids who had suffered for
years and whose case had been given
up by the attending physician, have
been restored to health and vigor
through that now wor,d-famed medi-
cine, DR.. Williams Pink Pills, but we
doubt if there is one more startling 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 this remarkable case.
and meeting Mr.. Minshull asked him
if the story was corerct. He replied:
al know is that my sister had been
given up as incurable by two physici-
ans. 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.. Will
liams' Pink Pills" Mr.. Minshull then
| related the following story to the
News:-"My sister is twenty years of
age. She came to Canada from, Eng
land about ten years ago, and resided
with Baptist minister. Rev Mr. Cody,
at Sorel Que. In April, of 1896, she
took i'll and gradually grew worse. She
was under local physicians care for
over five months. The doctor said that
| she was suffering from a complication
OF nervous diseases, and that he could,
| do little for her The minister with
whom she lived then wrote me of my
| sisters state of health, and | had her
come 10 Smiths Falls, in the hope that
! 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 her. He attended
her for some time, but with poor re
suits, and finally acknowledged that
! the case was one which he could do
very little for. Ny sister had by this
time become a pitiable object; the
| slightest noise would disturb her, and
| the slightest exertion would almost
make her insane. 1t required someone
! to be with her at all times, and often
after fit of extreme nervousness she
would become unconscious and remain
in that state for hours. When 1 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, l consulted with my
wife, who had great faith in DR.. Will
| liams' Pink Pills, as she knew of sew
eral cases where they had worked
wonderful cures, and l 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 a good
medicine. In September of last year
she began to use the pills, and before
two boxes had been used, she began
to show sings of Improvement. She
] has continued their use since and is
today living testimony of the curative
power of DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
Mr.. Minshull has no hesitation 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 declaration
Smiths Falls, Sept. 18th, 1897.
q hereby make declaration that the
statements in above as to the condition
of my sister, and the benefit she re-
ceived from the use OF Dr. Williams
Pink Pills are absolutely correct.
THOS. MINSHULL."
Witness, ]. H. ROSS.
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