The Telegram. — 1896-09-08 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

THE MAN WI% WAS NOT CREDULOUS.  lam me, writes a reporter, arednlous by nature —no reporter is—but I was commissioned by the editor of tbe Stockport Advertiser to make some inquiries into an alleged wonderful occurrence. It was way business simply to report the truth. The facts of Mzs. Parkinson's sensational experience are simply facts and nothing more. Ido net attempt be comment on them. I was directed to 31, Chapelfield Street, Union Street, Ardwick, near Manchester. I give Mrs. Parkinson's address in full, so that there may be no doubts about my good faith. I was shown into a neat little ratting-room where I toned Mr. and Mrs. Parkinson. They were both disposed to be communicative and rightly enough eo. "And this experience of yours, Mrs. Parkinson, bow did it start?" Jerked. _ _  . "About a week after the New Year I had a awoke of paralyses and a severe one, for the whole of any right side became perfectly useless." "Ay," interposed Mr. Parkinson, "her right hand WAS so useless that she had to lift it with her left whenever !he wanted to move it." _  When I tried to-agWaii-oZi,''-iirs. Parkinson added, "I used to stagger, and could only get across the room with the help of the furniture. The doctor told my husband that he must keep a close watch as me, an the paralysis had affected my beaju." But you eau get about all right cowl" I sake&  "Splendidly ; as well as ever I did." "And now will you tell me how this wonderful change mine about?" " After I had been some time like this, helpless and useless, nothing seeming to do me any good, I had a wen from my stater, who said she had read many extraordinary cures in the newspapers, effected by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. She advised me to try them, and so I did. / felt so very much better after the first box that' determined to persevere, and by the time I had taken five boxes full I was quite cured." These are the plain and simple facts of Mrs. Parkinson's story, as they were gathered from her own lips, and oorroborated by her husband, who was only too anxious to tell in his interesting and intelligeot manner of the fine remedy he had proved Dr. V,illiame' Pink Pills to be, as they are in all the many disorders, such as paralysis, locornotor ataxy, *Medina, palpitations, ansensie, pale and sallow conmknio% genesai muscular weakness, low of appetite, shortness of breath, pains in the back, early derby, all forwent female weakness, hysteria, low vitality, ad wasting strength from any cause. These Pals are ileum:Line Oniff with the fell xame, Dr. Williams,' Pink Pills for Pale People, and are ! sold by chemists and by Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, 46, Holborn Viaduct, London, EC., at Pd it box, or six for 135 9d. rink pills sold loose or from glass jars are not genuine ; do not accept them.  The railways of Great Britain possess a capital of one Maimed milliore. Partridge shooting opened on Tuesday with every prospect cf good sport. Samuel Adams Parker, surgeon dentist, who iklutsPil7 beds /own practice in the Midlands, bas committed suicide, indited a letter to his solicitor, in which he referred to his decreasing practice and financial difficulties, and then took an ounce of laudanum. A verdict ot suicide while in as weapoad state cd said wee returaedi