Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-04-30
A TALE FROM THE NOUN.
TAINS,
HOW A FARMERS WIFE WAS SAVED
Remarkable story OF n woman's Es.
cape From Doath Told in Her
Owa Words.
(From the Scranton, Pa, Republican,

(From the Scranton, Pa, Republican,
Nearly five miles north OF the town Of Ber.
wick, in Columbia County, Pa, right at the
foot OF spur OF the North Mountains, Is the
homo of Amos Cope, sturdy young farmer.
Scranton newspaper man drove from
Berwick 10 tho Cope farm in order that ths
accuracy OF an interesting rumor might be
determined. .aA
He had nearly reached the farm when he
observed woman coming towards him from
the fields near by anl walking somewhat
rapidly. He was not Ger :ain that he was on
the right road and, awaiting her coming, In
quired as to whero Amos Cope lived. Being
told that the farm house Just ahead was the
p'aoe, he said he had come out to see Mrs.
Cope, and was fairly startled when she re-
piled, 81 am Mrs Cope"
She was about thirty years old-her eyes
flashed with brightness, and her cheeks were
Of that healthful glow that is so common
among the wives and daughters OF farmers.
She had been out gathering raspberries and
was closing up day. picking Of about forty
quarts. Being asked concerning her sick
ness and recovery, she stated explicitly and
unreservedly that she regarded her present
health better than 1t had been in years. eau
Of last year, and part of the previous one,"
she said, ~ just moped about the house un-
able 20 do anything. in bed perhaps more
than half tho time, and was treated by all tho
doctors OF the nearby towns. Some OF them
doctored mo for dyspepsia, others for in
hammntion OF the stomach and rheumatism
while pleursy OF the left side. and even in-
Gammntion OF the brain (ior there were times
when l knew not what l was doing) engaged
the attention OF others. They all seemed at
hut
without avail.
"Uterine and stomach troubles also at-
teniod the general breaking down OF my
strength AMI body, and just before last
Christmas was forced to bed from which
did not arise until during last March. Then
none OF my friends thought would ever get
well, Medicines without stint were bought
and taken, so much SO that finally lost all
hope OF life and was ready to resign myself
10 Coils will. 1t was then my husband read
OF a medicine called DIR. Williams Pink Pills.
He got tho pills, and TO peass him l began
their use just rs tho directions said they
should DO takcn. Before the first box was
used l could feel a decided change; my ap-
petite was returning; l was no longer dis
tressed by gases on my stomach Icou,d feel
the blood passing through my veins, and
there was no moro CT that terrible pain in
tho region OF the heart. My head became
clearer and clearer and before the second
using the sixth box, and am so much i'm
proved that feel that any OF the drudgery
on tho farm that is u woman's work can
now perform. We bought the Pink Pills at
DR.. j.. Reagan Co.'s drug store on Front
ST.. In Berwick
Mrs. Emma Posten. neghbor OF Mrs.
Cope. and Mrs. jacob Wise, a lady who lives
on the road leading from Berwick to the
farm, both confirmed the story of Mrs Cope's
sickness. The reporter next visited Amos
Cope where he WIS working in the field. He
fully corro5oratei evsry statement made by
his wife, and seemed most happy that Pink
Pills had been tho means OF bringing good
health 10 his suffering WIFE,
When Berwick was reached the reporter
found DR.. J.. Reagan, one OF the best known
and most popular practicng physicians In
the place. He is also the head OF the drug
firm OF Reagan & Co. lie spoke freely OF
Mrs. Cope's long illness and OF her final cure
by DR.. Williams Pink III Is Mr. J. W. Diet
rick, tho druggist, stated that there were
many persons in the town now using DIR.
Williams Pink Pills
An analysis Of DIR. Williams Pink Pills
shows that they contain, In q condensed
prm, all tho elements necessary to give new
8fe and richness to tho blood and restore
shattered nerves. They are au unfailing
specific for such diseases as locomotor
ataxla, partial paralysis St. yius dance,
ssiatica, neuralgia, rheun. ltism, nervous
headachc, the after effects OF la grippe, pal.
pitation OF the heart pale and sallow com.
plexions, an all forms OF weakness either
iu male or fe nale Pink Pills are sold by all
dealers, or viii be sent post paid on receipt
OF prlco, $50 cents u box or six boxes fol
$250-they arc never sold In bulk or by the
1909 by addressing DIR. Williams Medicine
Company, Schenectady, N. Y, or Brockville,
Dnturio