St. Paul daily globe., 1893-04-29

what / have told you can guess the
depth OF my gratitude for the great REM
edy which has restored me TO health
and strength"
Wishing to SubstantIate the truth of
Mr.. Condor's remarkable story. the EN-
pire representative called upon Mr.. +.
w. James, the Oakville druggist re-
ferred to above. Mr. James fully cor
robOrated the statements of Mr.. Condor.
When the latter had first taken DIR.
Williams Pink Pills he was a mere
skeleton-a wreck of humanity. The
people of the town had long given him
up for as good as dead, and would hard
ly believe the mans recovery until they
say him themselves. The fame of this
cure is now spread throughout the
section. and the result is an enormous
sale of Pink Pills. 81 sell a-dOZen-
and-a-half boxes of Pink Pills every
day." said Mr.. James. ''and this is re-
markable In town the size of Oakyille.
And better still they give perfect sat
lsfactiOn." 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 fifteen years, has been cured
by the use OF Pink Pills, and this after
physicians had told him there was no
use doctOring further. Mr.. Robertson
says his appetite had failed completely,
but after taking seven boxes of Pink
Pills he was ready and waiting for each
meal. He regards his case as remark
able one. In fact, DR.. Williams
Pink Pills are recognized as one of the
greatest modern medjcines-a perfect
blood builder and nerve reStorer-cur-
Ing such diseases as rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, partial paralysis, locOmotor
ataXla, st. NituS' dance, nervous head
ache, nervous prOstratiOn and the tired
feeling resulting Iherefrom, diseases
depending upon humorS of the blood,
such as serofula, chronic eryslpelas, etc.
Pink Pills restore pale and sall0w COM
pleXlOns TO the glow of health, and are
specific for all the troubles peculiar to
the female sex. while in the case of men
they effect radical cure in all cases
arising from mental worry, OYerWork OF
eXcesses of whatever nature.
The Empire reporter also called upon
Mr.. j. G. Ford, proprietor of the Oak
vile Basket Factory, i'll which Mr.. Con-
doris employed. Mr. Ford said he knew
OF the pitiable condition Condor had
been in for years, and he mad thought
he would never recover. The cure was
evidently thorough one, for Condor
worked steadily at heavy labor in the
mills and apparently stood it as well as
the rest of the employees. Mr. Ford
said he thought a great deal of the
young man and was pleased at his won
derous deliverance 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 re-
turn 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 one OF the most remarkable on
record, and all the more remarkable
because it had baffled the skill of the
best physicians in Toronto.
These pills are manufactured by the
DR.. Williams Medicine Company,
Schenectady, n. Y, and BrockYilie,
Ont, and are sold in boxes (never in
loose form by the dozen or hundred, and
the public are cautioned against numer-
Gus limitations sold in this shape) at so
cents box, or six boxes for $50, ana
may be had of all druggists or direct by
mail from DR.. Williams Medicine Com
pany from either address. The price at
which these pills are sold make course
OF treatment comparatively inexpensive
as compared with other remedies or
medical treatment.