The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23

lures nave undergone. 10 he com.
PEELED to smile and treat the thousands
Of visitors who come here daily with
courtesy when one is in the greatest
agony requires . tremendous effort.
All that summer I had terrible head
aches, heartburn and sitting sensation
hat sometimes took away my breath.
and felt severe pains
hesmsll ofmy back. Twas under the
doctors care with strict instructions not
to go out of the house but I remained ON
duty nevertheless. You would he sur
prised to know the amount of quinine 1
took; on some days it was o. much as
sixteen grains. ;.
And was Mr.. Richard badly of, too?"
II should think he was. Why, time
and again we have picked him up and
laid him on the mantel, here in the YES
tibule, he was 80 used up.
Eyes, exclaimed Mr.. Rickard. ~ was
90 weak could not rise after lying down
without help, and could only walk with
the aid Of two canes, and then in .
STOPPING position. Oh, we have been
in . pretty bad condition here, all of us. /"
"And yet you are all the embodiment
Of health, said the writer, as he looked
ct the three bright and vigorous men
before him.
ooh, yes," said Mr.. Richard, tive
have not known what sickness was for
more than year."
Have You some secret way of over
coming malaria and its attendant hor-
rors?"
II think We have most certain way,"
replied Colonel Densmore, "but it is no
secret. You see, about two years ago
my wife began to grow blind, and was
alarmed at her condition. She finally
became 80 she could not tell whether Q
person were white or black ct dis
lance of ten feet. One of her
lady friends advised her to try Q
certain treatment that had done
wonders for her, and to make q long sto-
ry short, she did 90 and was completely
cured. This induced me to try the same
means for my own restoration and as soon
as found it was doing me good I recon-
mended it to my associates and we have
all been cured right here in the strong
hold Of malaria and kept in perfect health
ever since by means OF Warmers Safe
Cure. Now I am not q believer in medi-
cines in general, but lido not hesitate to
say that am satisfied ! should have died
of Bright's disease Of the kidneys before
this had il not been for this wonderful
remedy. Indeed, I use it as q household
medicine and give it to my children when
ever they have any ailments"
Eyes" exclaimed Mr.. Pendel, use
tin my family all the while and have
found it the most efficient remedy we
have ever employed. I know Of very
many public men who are using it to-
day and they all speak we'll of it.
II weigh 100 pounds to-day" said Mr..
Richard, "and when my physicians told
me over year ago / could not hope to
recover I weighed 1872 pounds. Under
such influences you cannot wonder that
I consider this the best medicine be-
fore the American people,"
The above statements from these
gentlemen need no comments. They
are voluntary and outspoken expressions
from sources which are higher in the
land. Were there the slightest question
regarding their authenticity they would
not he made public, but as they furnish
such valuable truths for all who are
suffering, we unhesitatingly publish
them for the good of all.