Widnes Examiner. — 1902-10-10 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS IN A , HOSPITAL.  Young lady attendant acknowledge* their value i* her case, after ordinary treatment had prove*? ineffectual,  The g 1 popularity of that familiar mac:Heine, Dr. Williams' pink pill., among people in every statioe of life is due to their efficacy in curing so many forms ef . One of the latest records in their favour emanates from a young lady of twemy-ltres. who for some years has been on the staff of a large Northampton isapital, and who had the special advan. ago of the best medical attention. Still, her whole praise id re— served for Dr. Williame' pink pills. lilies Annie Boar la and her home is at Imbue the young lady ill (Pigsties, soar NortbamPt°l2. have been fulfilling duties at St. Andraw'is Hospital, NorthamPton,', said Muis Boar," for four year,. About two years ago I began to get thin white amid bloodless, What little I could sat was unpalatable to me. Nad I greatly suffered irons indigestion. I also had pains in the Head and Palpitation of the Heart. Although generally drowsy,' failed to obtain rest at nightie. and became low-apiritsd And restless. Of coneys, L had the best professional attendance at the ;lecpital ; the doctors maks I was suffering front Amnesia, which bad now  (From a photograph). brought 'ea acnts Neural-. gie. I tried ordinary medicine tor eight weeks and then discontinued it. I was getting worse; 112 y etrentia appeared to have left me, and all toad 'aimed to stay. ea nay chest. When going upstairs I lad to sit down every few steps, and I lever walked very far without having to stop. I bad to give up my work. I cisme hems, aid it was thought my end was near." . .  Miss Boar is now laroklig-the picture af health, aid Ii reply to a qu.stion said, "I attribute the remarkable change entirely to Dr. Williams' pink pills for pale people. I happened to read in the paper about them. and determined to give them a good teal There was an improvement airiest directly. The first three pills did me goes!, and I soon recovered. I only cook onis box, and I have never been ill sinew. Indeed, I wag never better in nay life than I am at this moment. I have a healthy appetite, and my food dose me good. The continual weariness has departed ; I can walk without exhaustion, and do more work—in fact, I enjoy a new lipase et life."  Dr Williams' pink pills have cured more acsemie, sickly, white faced girls than any other medicine ever diecevered, for they supply new rick blood to the ryetens, and se strengthen digestive organs too weak te extract nutriment from the food taken. They are equally euitable for men, warner, and childrea, and have cured not only aummia nail indigestion, bat " deeliso," ceneumptirn, rheumatism, sciatica, St Vitus' dance, paralysis, and locomotor ataxy, also those special ailments which women dread. They are supplied direct at 2s 3d a bcx, or 13i 91 for six boxes, post free, by Dc Williams' medicine company, Holborn-viaduct.London ; etooked also by most dealers, but at shops look for the full name, Dr Williams' pink rills for pale people, on every box, se that ne worthless substitute may be palmed off epos yen. •  Suicide at-Warrington.  Mr S Brighouse, County Corone—r, conducted an inquest at the Police Station on Monday evening, teaching the death if Wiliians Hind, a plasterer, aged 63, who lodged in t,chool Brew, and who was found dead in an outbuilding last Friday. Thomas /Undo' plasterer residing at 7,Baek Crossley-etreet, said the deeeased was his brother and lodged at 23, School Brow. item last saw him alive at 7 o'slock en Wednesday evening when be came to his (witness's) house sad asked his to go for a pint of beer. Witness refused and deceased left the home. For the past six months deceased had been drinking heavily and had also been strange in his manner. but witness had never heard hi ra threaten to take away his life.—fhomas Spencer, • tanner living at 7, Beck Crossley-street said that at 12.15 on Thursday last he went to an outbuilding adjoining the house and found the door shut. Thinking there was someone in, he went away,but on going to the building on the following day he found the door was again shut. He forced the door open and found the deceased in • crouching position on the floor. Be appeared to be dead and witness go" information to the pelice.—P.C. Bruen stated tb" at one o'clock en:Friday afternoon be was is the vicinity of Back Crossley-street whoa 111 was told that a man had been foul" dead in an outbuilding. lii proceeded tis the place in question and examined the body and found life extinct. The body was in a crouching position and a pieta of cord was fastened tightly round the neck. A piece of cord about two feet in length was hanging to a beam.—Dr Smith said he had made a post-mortem examination of the body, and found a mark about half an hash in Width and a quarter of an inch in depth round the neck. Banging was the cause of death. The pay returned a verdict of `• Suicide whilst of unsaid mind."  a Ii al a _ • Ii •W::4orrl' • • Miss Annis Boar.