The Kenilworth Advertiser. — 1898-01-01 (Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England)

LIFE SAVED BY A NEWSPAPER. Ma. HENRY Ewan, of Prince-street, Falmouth, is a local celebrity, since the Falmouth Packet spread his fame. " One Sunday afternoon, in the summer of IBM," said Mr. Eiger, I was preparing to go out, when a strange sensation came over me suddenly, awl I commenced to stagger. I went to bed at once and the doctor said I had had a had paralytic seizure. For nearly a formielit I could keep no f"od in my stomach and wee only kept alive by  I WKS  ridden for six months, and even when I got up could only just manage to drag myself along with the help of a stick, everybody saying that I wasn't long for this world. I could neither attend to my business nor even help my wife in the shop. For over six years I was like that and tried all sorts of remedies, but without effect." "But you have changed for the better now!" said the newspaper man. " I'm coming to that," said Mr. Eiger. " About two years ago, I took up your paper, and about the first thisg that caught my eves was an account of s severe case of psralysis cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. I thought I would get some. Well, sir, one box made a difference in me, so I rrocnred more, and after two or three boxes 1 commenced t-, feel mare cheerful and vigorous, aud cou.d saik about. After I had taken six boxes I ;!ave nc my stick, and now I can carry a hea%y load, walk as far as you like, eat, drink, and sleci• well, and attend to my rrade." Mr. Elger's disinterested story carries convietiou on the surface, and confirm. reports from all quarters of the remarkabla cures effected by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, not only in cases of rheumatism, but in all the many disorders which follow influenza and rheumatic fever, or arise from an impoverished state of the blood and nerves, such all ungemia, prat? and sallow complexion, general muscular weskne.ss, loss of appetite, shortness of breath, pains in the back, nervous headache, early deosy, all forms of female weakness, hysteria, paralysis, looomotor ataxy, sciatica. palpitations, low vitality, and wasting strength from any cause. These Pills are genuine only with the .0111 name, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for PAle People, and are sold by chemists and by Dr: Williams' Medicine Company, 46, Holbornviaduct, London, D.C., at 2s. 9d. • box, or six for 130 9.1. Unrivalled as a special tonio for both sexes.  At Gateshead on Tuesday,CharlesiSmith,plasterer, was arrested, charged with murdering his wife, who was found dead in bed, with her head horribly bruised. At the /lances-crossing, Aberdare, late on Tuesday a collier named Rowland Capcoch was run over by a train and killed. His head was cut off, and the body was shockingly mutilated. A fire broke out on Tuesday in a room at the residence of Dr. Revell, Granville-road, Wandsworth. The flames were confined to the apartment, but a domestic servant, fifty years of age, was burned to death. The cause of the firs has not yet been ascertained. _  Ai' South Shields, on Tuesday, a large fire occurred, resulting in the destruction of premises occupied by Mr. Ellis, stationer, Mr. Brown, tobacconist, Mr. Nelson, butcher, and Mr. Winship, ironmonger. Adjoining property was also greatly damaged. The brigade attended promptly.  - • • ,