| Notes: | Central Somerset Gazette
Saturday, 1 Nov 1862, Page 1
THE GREAT LINCOLNSHIRE MEDICINE.
PAGE WOODCOCK’S WIND PILLS.
Twenty Years of Suffering cured by
Page Woodcock’s Wind Pills.
Copy of a letter from Mr. Thomas Everett,
Winfarthing, Norfolk, dated June 20, 1861.
MR. WOODCOCK. - Dear Sir, I beg to add my testimony to the efficacy of PAUL WOODCOCK’S WIND PILLS. My wife had been afflicted for about twenty years with pain in the stomach and body: the violent belchings of wind were so dreadful that she might be heard all over the house, and indeed her life was almost a misery to her, the pain being so great and so frequent. She has sometimes quite wished for death to put an end to her sufferings. On three occasions after violent spasms in the stomach, she vomited great deal of blood, at one time from three to four pints. She applied to various Medical men, but to no purpose. they did her no good. Seeing one of your advertisements I resolved to get her to try your celebrated “WIND PILLS.” Atter the first dose she obtained a comfortable night’s rest, and gradually got better. and is now quite well. She has had no return of the bleeding, and does not suffer with wind, and eats two or three times as much as she did before. Wishing you every success with these invaluable Pills.
I remain, dear Sir, yours truly.
THOMAS EVERETT.
Witness to the correctness of this letter, T. W. SMITH. |
