Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-01-18

(From tho Philadelphia Times.)
Many survivors OF the late war left
the ranks unwUund,d but with broken
constitute n; an instance in point, 10
Lewis ID. Blubdin, a r. siotnt OF Hull
neville, Bucks Co., Pa. In relating
his experiences and what be had suffer-
ed In consequence Of the bardsblps he
had encountered Mr.. Blundin said:
II was born at Bridgewater, Penna.,
In lS4l, and went through the war az
private, sergeant and hospital steward
in Company q, 2Sth Penney lvania Vol.
My service was active ard while in Ga.
had an attack of typhoid fever, which
left me weak and ready victim for
future disease. My kidneys were then
affected and this finally developed into
spinal trouble which lasted through my
army service, In 1855 was mustered
out with an honorable discharge and
entered the Jefferson Me dical College
In Philadelphia as student. gradu-
ated two years later with diploma but
did not practice. At that time l was
living at Manayunk. One day, after 1
had graduated, l was lying on a sofa at
my home in Manay uuk, when felt q
cold sensation in my lower limbs as
though the blood bad suddenly left
them. When l tried 10 move them L
was Mortified at the discovery that l
was paraly zed from my hips 10 my toes.
The paTaly sis was complete and q pin
or a pinch OF the flesh caused no pain.
| L could not move muscle. called in
DR.. William q. Todd OF Philadelphia.
He m ade careful and exhaustive exam
iDation of my case, sounding aud test
ing and finally announced that my
trouble was caused by milan nation OF
the spinal cord, and that would likely
have smother stroke of paralysis.
cons ulted DIR. l, w. Gross and DIR.
Pancoast of Jefferson College, Phil,
With the same result. called in DR..
MoreLouse, OF Philadelphia, who said
that no amount of medicine wonld ever
prove OF the slightest benefit to me.
lone day last September I decided
to try DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People. / sent for enc box. l had
always been troubled with n sort OF
vertigo after my first stroke Of paraly-
sis to such an extent that when l got
out of my bed my head would swim and
had difficulty in saving myself from
falling, My appetite was bad, digestive
organs ruined and 10 assimilation OF
food. Iu addition TO my many other
ailments, rheumatism held a prominent
place. BY the time had finished the
first box of Pink Pills was compara-
lively free from these minor ills. My
appetite returned, the digestive organs
got down to their daily grind ana the
rheumatism disappeared. was much
encouraged and Immediately sent for
dozen boxes of the Pink Pills. Relief
followed upon relief with astonishing
rapidity. FIRST one all would disap-
pear, then another until the pills got 10
wol k upon The foundation stones VI my
trouble-psTalysis. felt a sense OF
exbileration and the g. neral feet was
beneficial, b. coming more so each day.
Noting this fact, increased the dose
from one to two pills after each meal
for a few days. Before / had taken the
six boxes of pills, was sitting in my
chair one afternoon, when felt
curious sensation in my lett foot.
Upon investigation, found 1t had
H. xed, or, in oIher words, became
movable, and could move it. From
that time on my improve ment was
steady aud it was not long before 1
was walking around on clutches with
little or no discomfort. 1t was three
years before taking the Pink Pills that
had been able to use the crutches at
any time. My health is daily improv-
ing and feel sure that Pink Pills nave
done more good than all the doctors
and all the mt dicine In the country and
as they are not costly l can easily
afford the trt a,ment."
Mr.. Blundin tells of another remark
sble cure tfccted ly Inc use OF Pink
Pills. II Was one OF bis old comrades
in the amy, who since the war has
esided In Michigan. He has been q
suffer from rheumatism nearly ell his
5 lite. ~ know" said Mr.. Blundin,
That there have been times when he
/ could not lit his aims to bis head, or
EVEN his haI ds 10 lis mouth, because
3 Ut chronic Iht umBtism. He read In q
Detroit paper Of wonderful cure
a made BY Pink Pills and bought box.
His cure was fuddun and complete.
. Knowing that l was a sufferer from
Iht umatism, along with my other ills,
he wrote me about his recovery and
, nd vistd me to try thtm. ] was then
= us ing them. He said he had perfect
:, co rtTol OF his HrnB and hands and
= CO uld use thtm fr, ely without exper-
lie Dcing any pain. lie added that as q
cure for rheumatism the pills ere the
llt bt Ntnpiolt III wv NOlsu. my Cdbo
alone proves that, fer am confident
that my greatly benefited condition Is
! due solely to the use tf DR.. Williams
ink Fills for Pale People"
Sworn to before me this 10Th day OF
May, 1898. GEORGE HARRISON, Not.
Public.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills restore pale
people and ssllow complexion to the
, glow of health and are a specific for ell
the troubles peculiar 10 the female sex,
while in the case of men they effect q
radical cure in cases arising from worry,
oveTwork or txcessts, and are an up-
failing specific for the most obstinate
forms of paralysis or rheumatism.
They are manufactured by the DIR.
Williams Medicine Company, Schenec-
tady, n. Y, and Brockville, Ont,
and are sold only in boxes bearing the
J firm g trade mark and wrapper, at SOC
, box or six boxes for $3.50 and never
sold in bulk, or by the dozen OF
| hundred