-At the pretty of Marion, in Iho I—»ngitik«i district, whit-S4£, noted for its fine country and level roads, resides Mr J. G. "Slight, v well-known cycling enthusiast. "Somo fourteen months _go,"X said Mr Slight to our reporter, "whilst train«i*r on tho track, I had tho niißfort.no to hutt myself i_tem_JJy, an accidert which completely un nerved ruo. Tho least excitement qr noise -epresaod and exhausted mc, and I -dtps too weak to ride. I had to retire froSi tho track. I could not even waJk or ride a porse without experiencing a sickening sensation in my -tomach, and a pain in my Jade. Several doctors prescribed medicine Spd liniments, but I obtained little relief. Owe day I read of an athlete who had been cimfcl by Dr. William.!*' pink pills, and whoso t-a* wan worao than mine. I bought „ bos and fefe proatly improved after taking its contents! Three boxes completely cured mc. I now ride* my in_eb_n* »» well as formerly, and no !«_.■ of breaking down when training." i Amoniptt the nervous disorders which Drtj Williams' pink pills have cured aro St. Vitift' -ftnee. paralysis, locomotor ataxia, hy_teri_, neuralgia, nervous headache, sciatica, etet; but it in only the genuine pills w:th tbe f/. 11 ns___ in red ink on the pink outside wrapper, that effect a cure. They may be had, pfM free, from tho Dr. Williams' Medicine Wellington, three shillings per box, six bo-cii si-teem and six, and from chemists and storo-. keepers—Bat mind you ask for Dr. Willhu-*'.]

THE EAST CHRIST CHURCH SCHOOL.
