St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-06-16

C1mo-A Remarkable Nara.
tive Carefully Investigated
by Dubuque Timss
Reporter.
Dubuque. Iowa Timesl
Among the peculiar conditions with which
the people Of the present age are endowed
il . remarkable capacity for doubling.
The Times determined upon . thorough in.
vestigation into a medical case out in So
vannah, ILL.,, ~ matter Of news, with tho
result that the case was even more remark
able than the public had been given to
understand.
Mrs. Kenyon was good talker and told
the story in terse way as follows:
II was born in Warren county. New
York, thirty-three years ago. was mar
red when was nineteen and came to Sa-
vannah seven years ago. With the excep.
ton Of being at times subject to violent sick
headaches, / considered myself . healthy
woman up to five years ago. At that timo
I was very much run down and neasy prey
to the ever present malaria in and about
the Mississippi bottom lands. was taken
violently i'll. The local physicians said I
was affected by malaria and intermittent
fever. continually grew weaker and final
" went to see DR.. McVey, of Clinton, Iowa,
who is reputed to be one Of the ablest ply
sicians in the Mississippi valley. He treated
me for time without beneficial effects. I
then consulted prominent doctor of Sa-
vannah. My stomach would not retain the
medicine he gave me and he came to the
conclusion that my stomach was badly dis
eased. Occasionally l would choke down
and nearly suffOcate. l then went to DR..
Maloney and he pronounced it . case Of
heart trouble He helped me only tempo
rarily. All this time had grown weaker
and paler until was in deplorable condi-
ton. had continual feeling Of tiredncss,
my muscular power was nearly gone, and
could not 60 up half dozen steps without
resting, and often that much exer.ise would
cause me to have . terrible pain in my side.
Seemingly the blood had left my veins I
was pale as death; my lips were blue and
cold and had given up oil hope Of ever
getting better. My husband insisted that
should take some of DIR. Williams Pink
Pills. When these had been used I was
somewhat improved in health. Icontinued
their use and felt was growing stronger,
my sleep refreshed me and it seemed as If
could feel new blood coursing through my
veins. I kept on taking Pink Pills until =
short time ago and now consider myself q
Of boarders and superintend all the work
myself. In other words, work all the
time and am happy all the time. am posi-
tive that DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People saved my life, and believe there
are thousands of women who could find
great relief if they used them. The sick
headaches I was subject to from girlhood
have disappeared, and have not had Z
single attack since I commenced taking DR..
Williams Pink Pills"
One Of her neighbors said: Mrs. Ken
yon'srecovery is something marvellous. She
was reduced to a mere shadow, and was the
palest and most ghost-like person had ever
seen. II miracles are not performed In these
days would be pleased to know how to de-
scribe q case of this kind"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills. it seems, contain
in condensed form all the elements neces-
sary to give new life and richness to the
blood, and restore shattered nerves They
are an unfailing specific for such diseases a.
locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St
Vitns' dance. sciatica, neuralgia, rheuma-
tism, nervous headache, the after effects Of
the grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale and
sall6w complexions, that tired feeling re
sulting from nervous prOstratiOn; al dis
eases resulting from yitiated humors in the
blood, such - :scrofula, chronic ervatpelas,
p peculiar g a fsmaies such as suppressions,
irregularities, md all forms Of weakness.
They .Sdilf .aiS- Tie blood and restore the
glow Of health to pale or sallow cheeks. In
men they effect radical cure in MI cases
arising from mental worry, overwork, or
These Pills are manu- actured by the DR..
Williams Medicine Company, schenectady,
N. ". and BrOckvihe, Ont. and are sold in
boxes at 50 cents box. or ak boxes for