The Haslingden Gazette. — 1907-02-16 (Haslingden, Lancashire, England)

HER SYMPTOMS. veil, poor for some time when, during an attack of general debility, a burning spot appeared on my band. The inflatnmation increased, and no treatmmt bad any effect upon it. Then the inflammation extetidcd all over my arms, irritating me beyond description. My body broke out in red blotches, end at night I could not get a wink of sleep because of my heated blood. My skin grew so tender that clothing of any ordinary sort aggravated my sufferings. "1 tried ointments, but the area became worse. At last I went to the hospital, where I was told that my disease was chronic eczema, which would , take mouths, perhaps years, to cure. They gave rue medicine, and I waited anxiously for the first I sign of improvement, but months; and years of treatment found me worse. I did not know what ,1 it was to enjoy a night', peaceful sleep, and I became fearfully depressed. I could .tot WO distinctly, and when I went iuto strong day/ight the I sensation in my head drove me mad. My appetite fell away until I could not look at food, and / was prostrated by nervousness. The sone in. creased, and the more I tried to stem tie disease the worse it became.  " I was giving up in despair when I r. membered that I had read of eczema being cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. $o I began the Pill,. taking them according to tiirectione. After three boxes the eczema was not no fierce, and the discharge decreased. As I continued it died away, until it finally stopped. The bandages ' were taken off, and underneath the old shin peel. lag off was a now healthy skin. I took Dr. WAliams' Pink Pills until they had demo their work and I was freed from all the germs of the dreaded eczema. My daughter used to soy, `Ohl mother, how happy you look since you began to take Williams' Pink Pills,' and she never spoke a truer word. for I was overjoyed that these Pills had rescued me from the clutches of a disease which was robbing me of strength and life." As the reporter was leaving, Mrs. Wadsworth's daughter added: "I also have every Tea.o to thank Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, for they cored nx. when I was suffering from anaemia. I had to give up all work, being unable to eat or sleep, while every 'bone in my body ached. I wa• atmeat afraid to breathe because of sharp, shooting pains through my chest and back. But Dr. Williams' Pink Pills pulled me through and made anew girl of me." . _  The wonderful curative effect of I/r. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People in all disorders of the Blood is &to to tho fact that they actually make New Rich Blood that drives all poisons out of the system and builds up strength again. They have cured in both sexes Anaemia, General Weakness, Indigestion, Eczema, Rheumatism, Sciatica. Neuralgia. Nervous Disorders. St. Vitus' Dance and Paralysis; for Ladies' Ailments they are italic-pensable. Sold by all dealers, but see that you obtain the genuine Pills (seven words as above), for substitutes never cure and are useless. If in doubt, send to the Britjsli Depct, 46, Holborn-viaduct. London, 2E. 111. for one box, or l3s 9d. for six boxes, po.st free.  Mr. Corksse, a New Jer-ey J.P., has been blown to pieces while opening an infernal machine received by express from Newark. His eon was seriously injured, and the office was ',reeked.  A band of over a hundred criminals, who in the last two years have committed more than a thousand outrages, such as robbery, pillaging, and murder. has been discovered in Paris by the police, and about 50 have been arrested.  Mr. Alfred Armitage. the young ...on of an Albany millionaire, working as a stoker on the New York Central Railroad in pursuit of his ambition to become a practical railway loin. was killed in a colli,ion beta UII expreie coil a goods train near o...sining.  .1 1.611 S 44 \ l'V_ tikS I