Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-06-21

young person can he afflicted is so
terrible and blighting in its nature
MS Il nervous disorder, which gradu-
ally saps the strength of its victim
and haunts him or her day and night.
This was the melancholy prospect
which confronted Mr.. l.. l.. Barbor's
young daughter, Of Edgerton, Kas.,
and the gratitude Of her parents
when a complete and lasting cure was
brought about may be imagined.
Learning Of the case, for it is one
which has created Il great deal Of in
tercst throughout the country,
Journal reporter sought Mr.. Barbor
to get the full particulars in the be-
lief that much good could be done |
other sufferers by the publication OF
the facts OF the case. The reporter |
found Mr. Barbor in his shop busy |
engaged on piece Of work. He at |
once narrated briefly the particulars
of the case Of his daughter The |
facts are set fourth in the following
affidavit which Mr.. Barbor voluntarily |
aud chccrfully made;
l.. l.. Barbor being duly sworn, on
oath dcposcs and says;
During the spring of the current
year, 1898, my daughter BERTHE, aged
Is years. became afflicted with n ner-
vous disease which grew upon her to
such an extent that it seriously inter-
fcrcd with her studies, and aroused
the grayest fears that it would de-
vclop into st. Nitus' dance. My
daughter became 50 nervous that she
would drop her knife and fork while
eating, and would at times he seized
with nervous twitchings which eX-
cited the alarm Of myself and wife.
About this time my wife read in
newspaper Of wonderful cure Of the
same disease effected by DR. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People. So strong
~ was impressed with the facts set
| fourth in the testimonial that wrote
to ascertain the authenticity Of the
case. Receiving reply which COM
| plctcly satisfied me, | sent for box
Of the pills.
From the very first dose marked
improvement in my daughters con-
| dition was noticed. She had become
thin and excessively pale, rs Is COM
mon to sufferers from nervous dis
eases, and her weight had decreased to
an alarming extent. After II careful
and through trial of the pills, she not
only began to grow less nervous but
also began to gain flesh.
II Is needless to say that | was both
surprised and delighted with tn,
wonderful change brought about by
the first box Of the pills She is
new girl, and all the symptoms OF hel
disease have disappeared DIR
Williams Pink Pills have certainl,
wrought wonderful and complet,
cure, and | can say nothing too goo'
in their favor. But now she Is ava,
on Il visit, something she would no
have thought Of being able to d,
three months ago. From being shrink
ing, morbid and timid she has become
a strong healthy girl with no appear
ancc Of ever having been afflicted will
any nervous troubles. The pills hav
done wonders, and take great pleas
ure in recommending the pills to al
who are afflicted with a similar dis
ease. (SignedD l.. l.. BARBOR.
Subscribed and sworn to before IN,
this llth day Of August, 1898.
IsEALl W. II. KELLEY, Notary Public
Mrs. Barbor, who was present
cordially asscnted to all that her hus
band said regarding the remarkable
cure brought about by the pills, an,
declared that they owned their daugh
ter's life to them.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain II
= a condensed form all the element
b. necessary to give new life and rich
ness to the blood, aud restore shatter
ed nerves, They are an uniailinI
. specific for such diseases as ocOmoto
, ataXia, partial paraly sis, st. Vitu'
70 dance, neuralgia, rheumatism, ner
yous headache, the after effects of i
grippe, palpitatiOn Of the heart, an
that tired feeling resulting from ner
l yous prostration; all diseases result
l ing from Initiated humors in the blood
10 such as scrofula, chronic erysipclas
, etc. They are also specific 70
troubles peculiar To females, such q
supprcssions, Irregularities and a
forms Of weakness In men the
p effect "A radical cure in all cases ari'
q ing from mental worry, oyerwork q
excesses of whatever nature.
These Pills ARE manufactured b
the DR.. Williams Medicine Company
G Schcnec atady, n. Y, aud Brockvill'
4 Ont, and are sold only in boxes bca
:, ing the firms trademark and wrapp,
at 30 cents box, or six boxes for I.
. 80, aud are never sold in bulk or b
G the dozen or hundred.
~, Jonhson's Oriental Soap imparts
delicate odor aud leaves the skin so
and yclyety. Sold by Gulick, Il
. druggist, Abilene, Kas.
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