The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-03-21

referred to above. Mr.. James fully
cOrrObOrated the statements of Mr..
Condor. When the latter had first
taken Dr.. Williams Pink Pills he was
a mere skeIetOn-a wreck Of humanity.
The people Of the town had long given
him up for as good as dead, and would
hardly believe the mans recovery until
they saw him themselves. The fame
of this cure is now spread throughout
the section and the result is an enOr-
mou sale of Pink Pills. Il sell a dozen
and a half boxes of Pink Pills every
day" said Mr.. James, land this is re
markable in a town the size of Oakville.
And better still they give perfect salts
faction" Mr.. James recalled numerous
instances Of remarkable cures after
other remedies had failed. Mr.. John
Robertson, who lives midway between
Oakville and Milton, who had been
troubled with asthma and bronchitis
for about Is years. has been cured by
the use Of Pink Pills, and this after
physicians had told him there was
no use dOct0ring further, Mr.. Robert
: Il says his appetite had failed COM
pletely, but after taking seven boxes of
Pink ll!i% ne vas ready and waiting
for each meal. He regards his case as
q 4 hAO4 OLAC. III 1dCG IL w lliIdIllS
Pink Pills are recognized as one of the
greatest modern medicines-a perfect
blood builder and nerve restOrer-cur-
ing such diseases as rheumatism. neu
raigla, partial paralysis, lOcOmotOr
ataXia, ST. VitUs' dance, nervous head
ache, nervous prO3tratiOn and the tired
feeling resulting therefrom, diseases
depending upon hum0rs in the blood,
such as ScrOfula, chronic erysipelas,
etc. Pink Pills restore pale and sallow
complex1Ons to the glow of health, and
r aspeclticf for all the troubles peculiar
To the female sex, while in the case of
men they affect a radical cure in all
cases arising from mental worry, over
work or excuses of whatever nature.
Inc Empire reporter also called upon
Mr.. j. Z. Ford, proprietor of the Oak
VILE Basket + tctOry. in which Mr..
Condor is employed, Mr.. Ford said he
knew Of the pitiable condition Condor
had been III for years. and he had
thought he would never recover. The
cure Yves evidently a thorough n for
Condor worked steadily at heavy labor
in the mills and apparently stood it as
we'll as the rest of the employees. Mr..
Ford said he thought a great deal of
the young man and was pleased at his
wondrOus d~eliverance from the grave
and his restoration to vigorous health.
In order to. still further verify the
statements made by Mr.. Condor in the
above interview, the reporter on his
return to Toronto examined the General
Hospital records, and found therein the
entries fully bearing out all Mr.. Condor
had said, thus leaving no doubt that
his case is n Of the most remarkable
on record, and all tn more remarkable
because it had baf1ed the skill of the
best physicians in Toronto.
These pills are manufactured by the
DR.. Williams Medicine Co.. Schenec.
tady, N. Y, and BrOCkville, Ont and
are sold in boxes (never in loose form by
the dozen Or hundred, and the public
are cautioned against numerous imita-
tions sold in this shape) at so cents a
box, or six boxes for 50 SO, and may be
had OF all druggist or direct by mail
from DR.. Williams, Medicine Company
from either address. The price at
which these pills are sold make5a course
Of treatment comparatively inexDen-
sive as compared with other remedies
or medical treatment.