The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-04
From the London tont, Advertiser.

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+ at 81 Alma street. South London. lives
Mr.. +. J. Powell, a gentleman who has re-
aided in London and viciaity for about six
wears lie has been = sufferer since his
Youth with rheumatism in its worst form,
/ but now the haggard face aud almost
.crtpnled form Of q year ago have given
away to an appearance of health and vigor.
T Hearing Of this reporter called on Mr..
| Powell and asked him To relate his expert
Ience.
+ ssThe flrst time really felt any rheu-
Ismaiic trouble" said Mr.. Powell, was in
Iis72 A twinge of pain caught me. bat
passed away in an instant. | did not
know what IL WAS After that | was at
| / acked at various periods, and in is7e
began to grow alarmed. In ISIS suffered
/ from sciaties in the left leg.
I .'For number of years afterward con-
tinued 20 gros worse and worse. In the
lxufnmsr Of lisa experienced the pain con-
stantly. II was all day and at ali times l
| took the electric treatment steadily for
several weeks, but il did ME not the slight
est good.
"a year ago last winter I was seized
with pain and for fourteen weeks | never
/ 1cfs the house The only way in which |
could he moved Was by being wheeled
around in an easy chair. What | suffered
I.iurine that period no one but myself can
lever realize. Mr.. Marshall. OF whose CASE
Isxou have heard, Is sn acquaintance 81
snine and said he could NOS say whether
Pink Pllis would cure rheumatism or not,
but taey were good for The blood anyway.
IaFsd at least IL would do me no harm 10 try
half dozen boxes
| asa / did; bought six boxes. took four
and received 40 benefit that | could reeoe-
lsnise. but while taking the fifth | noticed
| ~ A. for a fersod % three or four DAYS felt
no main. / supposed ~ was = temporary
reIaxatiar due 10 natural eauses. How
ever. il gave ne some hope To finish the
Sixth box Then / knew ! was getting
/ h.,f.r-- much bettHF. The pain which
- been constant. became intermittent
.nd less severe. My friends aud family
l1oiH me that vas beginning - look like
another man. Nv face. which had begun
"a wear a drawn expression. common with
psapse Who are suffering, commenced TO
shas a better color. Mr. system was being
Isnned M. Inspired with increased hone.
II purchased sir mere bottles from pr.
Mitchell. she dFaewast. and continued 20
isaks them aud with each hux realized
Ig,a~e and mere that 10 Was = cure. uSe3
| - thErteea boxes IA al. and when the
| thirteenth vas finished had net sYmr-
/ sann of pain for three months
New" concluded Mr.. Powell ''you
ih.x. ny experiences. ] kaax whsf was.
/ 1 knau What l am. kaos ghat r IL boy
laced have been Ntsitta - malignant
- >
lssst fAs wears kuoS that / have tried
Livery remedy AMI been treated ty tie bass
Ieae.ass.ai sklit hat IA vain; and knox
Ishat PAX Pills have succeeded where
..srxthiax else has failed, and ihzs they
s., .xe brought me hack health aa3 happs.
Isss.S Therefore / ought - ee thzakfa.
H.. 1 am thankful Aad Mr.. rogs5Ns
lzssen~e saxue~tness ~ manner could Al
fsssif - 20 doubt ss - hss gratitude snd
slnevrtty. 'Soa mas ask Rev. Mr.. Meia-
l~xve of ttse Ask3n street Msshes st
E@hwreh or Rev. q. A. Andrews + A.
I.zssfar sf the Lambeth clrcnit. whether /
~ss sick RS or not. we're his parting
lsHogSs.
| me reporter DROPPED N Oh Rev. 4. =
Isselnsxre al The parsonage. - Azkln street
81 knox Ar. poNeii vel +" sad the rexer-
Ind gentleman when questioned lie j.
Ian esteemed psrtshoasE 81 nsine and Is at
Issens4sne tie Askga street church again "
IN. you remember Mr.. RoS<llss illness :
Hxs.r ago last stntsrf' Yea: ae had =
ssry Dad astaex Ct EAeaaaasssa which laid