The Dewsbury Chronicle, and West Riding Advertiser. — 1895-06-05 (Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, England)

THE MEDICO AND THE MIRACLE; OR, "THE DOCTOR SAID GO ON."  The Blatherwicks, of 133, Medlock Street, aloeton_on-Medlock, Manchester, are a most intelligc.nt and widely•respected family, and it was to verifY a rumour concerting them that a Manchester 'Umpire" reporter called there. He writ ?,s I asked Mrs. Blatherwick if what I had heard of her daughter's experience was correct. "Quite," was the instant reply. "She N 9.5 11 year a thin, weak, pale girl, suffering from an 'less that, though she had several doctors, appear' ed to baffle medical skill, and was, in fact, g°ing down the hill fast. She was too feeble, for anr, thing, but she commenced to take Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, and asl she took till you could actually see her improve every day. all I3u, you had better see her, and she will fell you about it " In due course, therefore, I was presented to tlf y'pliN, lady. "I shall Iv pleased," -ria,id Blatherwick, "to tell you anything I can ab.gtit myself, as I think the facts deserve, publicity. -011 I don't look much like an invalid, du I?" No; there certainly was no sign of ill-healthBright eyes, pink cheeks, ruby-red lips, a, plung' figure, tola a story of good health as plainly as words. "Yet last year," she said, "I was very differeor at. I must tell you that in early life I suffered frl hip-joint disease, which has left me lame, Pin, when I get down in health I suffer greatlY.,l;a my back and leg. Last year I was very 11. . no appetite, lost flesh, had terrible heaclache. pain in the back and leg, and was so weak I could do nothing, and could not walk yards without resting. Towards autumn I ° "I got worse." worse, having shortness of breath and palre• on the least exertion. I had a, doctor, of NT ge but he did me no good. I got so bad I had °Jo to bed altogether. Whilst in bed I was one au. reading the 'Newark Herald," and saw 3rivifflG count if the cures effected by Dr. Williams' Pills for Pale People, and mother got me a I had not even emptied all the box before Ip.. gan to feel better. Oh, yes, lam sure it was use Williams' Pills that were doing me good, bees er, I had left off the doctor's medicine altog vetki,,,, Well, atJ the end of a month I got up. I told t doctor what I was taking, and THE DOCTOR SAID `Go ON 14/ with them,' which I did. I got better fast. • of nothing now hut a little tameless that I altiv have. Formerly I used to sleep very irregui;ei d and have many dreams, but. now I go to bect, sleep soundly all night. And as for streaNge cannot describe to you the improvement the have caused. I can walk a couple of miles * easily without once resting. I can now manageo shop by myself, and twelve months ago I was for nothing"  ' I manage a shop" prteff Our interview ended, continues theo,ll-, with a suggestion that I should obtain c0,0"-,,t, tion of it from t.n independent party cogntorlf the facts. I accordingly called on lin "MO of Boot's Drug Stores, the chemist, througbfw Dr. Williams' Pink Pills were obtained. lie try, busy with a crowd of people waiting their t f',be when a lull came, I asked, laughing, "Waspiot rush caused by the fame of Dr. Williams' Pills?" vett "Well," was the reply, "there woula have, rills slight greund for surprise, for Dr. Williams  have got a great name hereabouts." "Deservedly, do you think?" "Most certainly. I know of one case-4, . d man who was suffering from that intractx' ease, loeomotor at.txy, who I.as derive,' 1-lise, flit benefit from them. In fact, I‘ ,;, after trying a. host of doctar3, Dr Pills are the only things that haTve touel'euevot° He takes them, and to the surprise of ere7,oer who knows hirdhe is getting better. I ba. tbe customers who tell, me repeatedly of the Vrpal: Pills have done them, and one young lady `„ntoeir ticular is looked upon round hero as a. na"— cf their efficacy for good.' veil cc The tase referred to by Mr. Walton he none other than that of Miss Blatherwicic,.‘vo. he described, unasked, in terms correspooter all details with the patient's own narrative. c.O firmation in this shape left no room. for deti•ra'. the subject of this trilst surprising and rnifieze ous cure, and Mr. Walton's repeated cape" ‘.Pr' showed that the case is no isolated one. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People," be /lel "have a very big sale indeed; no medicine 111° to the market has so quicElv gained a hold °twill affections of the public. People who boY.ty speak well of them, and their great popollthi th,7 doubtedly arises from the manner in are rearnmendcd by those who have used {been° Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are an unfailing ote 0 loco to 1 for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, ataxy, St. Vitus' dance, nervous headal, prostraAon; and also diseases of the ar scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc. re)'oc, splendid tonic, and restore pale and sall"'fic fef plexions to the glow of health, are a. sPeelnd all troubles peculiar to the female sel,, frov men effect a radical cure of all cases arisinrorem• worry, oierwork, or excesses of whatever v The Pills are sold by all chemists, or, `.--,007' had direct from Dr Williams' Medicine ‘-',°"; of 4.6, Holborn Viaauct, London. at 2s OLP' or six boxes for 13s. 9d. Dr. Williams' soL for Pale People are never sold loose, and usele; ori-Pf inr si,itutes so sold are fraudulent and wooden box must be in a pink wra,Pperf:r r3le the full name, Dr. Williams' Pink rids People.  fmg the, A Dalziel's telegram from Valence ett—s,ce_,l a young soldier in the Ist Hussars WI officS dentally shot dead by a non-commissioneu,,lculw here during drill. It was with great di;', that the involuntary murderer could. strained from committing suicide.  A Central News telegram from New York says: The Havana barque Carrie Long, bound from Philadelphia for Havana, has been struck by lightning at Gun Cay, on the coast of Florida. The vessel was destroyed, and the captain and four seamen were killed. '-.l4llllllinilliiiiiiiiillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll  Why do Afem and Women suffer with Lumbago and Pains in the Back when A Ilcocie; s Plasters will cure them.  A LLcocics PLASTERS ACHES, PAINS, STOP SPRAINS ISL STRAI Lumbago, Sciatica, Rbeumatiszn, Rupture, Brom. A •hma, all Affections of the Throat atvi Lung, A(.7 ~..ecuy on the Tissues. Dilating the Pores of the Skin. INNTANT REL2LIr