Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

man hlb DauBAters marvellous
Improvement,
(From the Minneapolis Journai)
Precious is the panacea that cure
when hope is gone and medical advice
pronounces the death sentence-'i
able How terrible IL is to think Of
leaving this sweet life before the allot-
ted years of mans time here on earth
are spent" Thus spoke j. Is. White of
1901, Sd st, N. E., last night to a
Journal reporter. Mr.. White has been
much talked about of late, and the
following conversation explains why:
II am a native of Shediac, New
Brunswick, aud of french descent. l
have been in Minneapolis for many
years, am now so years old. / fell
from building two years ago and
broke my thigh, besides lnjuring myself
internally. The doctors could do moth
ing for me but let the bones grow to.
gether as best they could. When l was
able to walk on clutches | came near
dying from the complication of troubles
that had set in after the fall. For one
year and half | walked on crutches,
striving in vain to lind some relief
from the misery felt night and day.
The worst part of my Affections was
that l could not eat anything. Ii
could have taken nourishment aud kept
II down | could have stood the pain
better. | Rad four doctors, and kept
taking all sorts Of medicines. / had TO
stop all Of them or | would have been
a dead man, | have enough bottles
left to start drug store. | would be
troubled so with headaches, and my
hips would pain me 30 that | cften
thought should go crazy. | was so
emaclated that there was nothing to
me but skin and bone. Last summer
felt as II | was nearly dead. My KID
neys then began to bother me. | got
so | could not sleep only at intervals.
Finally | gave up IN despair. One day
| was sitting out on the porch. 1t was
a beautiful, sunny day. The singing Of
bids and the odor of flowers set me
thinking Of childhood days. From
that my thoughts reverted TO the little
French weekly paper, lie MonteuI
Acadlen, that We got, aud | thought
l would like to read it and STE how
things were at home. | told my wife to
give me the last number. She Brought
me the Que that came that morning
The first thing saw was long art iclt
about the miraculous cure Of cripple
| read on and on, becoming more inter.
ested than ever. The patient described
in the article said that DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People cured hin
aud they would cure others. The
} story aroused my interest and iudL Gee
: my druggist to send for them. | dc
not expect relief right away, but sooI
} they made the headache pass away
: After taking them some days | coulC
eat. People laughed at me when | be
; gan to take the pills, telling me | va
, taking 50 much candy. But the day
threw away the crutches they though
different. ! am well and hearty as
| young man Of 20. "
, AT this juncture his married daught
1 or, Mrs. y. White, came into the store
: there, hsaid he, "is another Case. Sh
]. has tried them, too" The reporte
+ thought IL would 10 good idea 1
b speak Of her case, also, since it wa
= a woman's.
n Mrs, White marred map Of tn
). same maize AS her father, 80 thi
i accounts for the same name.
i "The doctors, she said, "tOld me
!; had uterine trouble, was in miseIabl
d condition. Nothing that | took coul
5 alleviate the pains | would feel In III
limbs aud abdomen. | often la
Y tluttering of the heart, and f,tquen
4 weak spt lis. | would eat, but 1t wuul
= a.. I tAt alaaV.
q was in misery ami despair. My tdtht
o took Dr.. Williams PINK Pills, and hi
h Improvement was so rapid that
/" thought would take them too. A
q first felt worse, and then began I
\, mend 30 rapidly that was astOnishet
a have taken seven boxes aud am no.
d nearly well. | can do my own wor
v aud sleep aud eat we'll. In the morl
" ings feel refreshed after u night
r. rest
10 August Grotefend, who keeps III
Gefmania Drugstore, at lOll Main 81
m n. Il. cUTTUbOTated what Mr.. White hs
said above in regard To his condition
" ayiug,"I have sold great many sine
these cures. Some OF the lumber mt
n. going the woods have taken half dOze
"a box lots Of these pills With them.
They certainly have done wonderi
a. lot of good and should have the entil
al credit OF the CUES"
nj On the inquiry The Journal report
found that these pills are now on sa
a. vt the various wholesale drug houses
M Minneapolis aud st Paul and are NEE
IN ing with good sale, but not as fast
a. they will sell as soon AS their merit
~, fully known. lie also found that TN
~ were manufactured by DR.. William
90 Medicine Company ,Schenectady,N n. y
va and Brockville, Ont., and pills are 70
/" in boxes (never in bulk by the hundIe
,h at soc box, or six for 81 so.
vs lr. Williams Pink Pills are "a perIe
,5 blood builder and nerve restorer ,curll
such diseases as rheumatism, neuralgi
partial paralysis, locomotor ataxia, :
Vitus dence, nervous headache, bervo
prostration and the tired feeling theI
from, the after effects OF Ia gripT
influenza and severe colds, diseas
depending on humnrs in the blood ,su
as scrofula. chronic erysipelas, e'
Pink Pills give healthy glow to pa
and sall)w compilations ard are a sp'
iic for the troubles peculiar TO I
female system; in men they affect
radical cure in all cases arising fro
! mental worry, overwoIk or excesses
I, any nature.
4 six Per Cent.
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