The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-05-04
THE SOURCES EXPERIENCE.
GINA, CONQUER ED AN ArTACA
OF NERVOUSNESS"
His Case Ramcd PEysiciauS-Almost n
Physical Wrccl,-Currd a. Last.

His Case Bamcd Almost
Physical Wrcch-Cnrcd a Last.
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st. Adams is one Of tho busiest little towns
along the line OF the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway in West Virginia. It's situation on
the Kanawha and at the mouth Of Coal River
makes it very desirable shipping point for
timber.
Some days AGO q representative OF the
Baptist Banner was compelled to spend few
hours here, between trains After viewing
the magnificent scenery OF the Kanawha
Valley he took occasion to have chat with
some of the prominent business men OF the
place.
The reporter called on magistrate s. L.
Webb at his Office, and heard him relate the
following strange but interesting story in re-
gard to himself. The Squire, by the way Is
handsome, intelligent man, about forty
years Of age. possessing large amount Of
that fascinating cold Virginia" culture, and
withal a prominent and influential man in
political and business circles along the Kama.
wha River.
II was affected for ten or twelve years
with troublesome case of nervousness, as
l call it. Il don't know or care what the
medical name isl II was the result OF inGi-
gestion and some kind of stomach trouble.
! had also-since our troubles never coma
singly-a chronic bowel complaint at the
same time painful and unhandy. l had 10
! give up my work almost entirely and was
rapidly becoming a physical wreck, at tho
period when / should have been most strong
and vigorous. l tried every kind Of medi-
cine that ] could find without avail. A
prominent doctor of Charleston, now de-.
ceased, spent great deal Of skill and timo
on my case without accomplishing any good,
results. Finally my mother induced me to
| try just one more treatment. She had useu
medicine known as DR.. Williams Pink
Pills with great benefit, and she persuaded
me to try box. That was in January, 1893.
Twas down at Mr.. c. Z, Griflth's store that
day, and he and l weighed ourselves on his
scales. l weighed but $40 pounds. From
that day began to improve. The first thing
! noticed was my appetite. ] wanted to eat
all the time. Then my clothes got too tight
for me, and actually when ] weighed the
other day on the very same scale my weight
was 1919 pounds. Now / am new man,
and just now came from a picnic, where I
80 hcc2 Tolp4Es ,EOInC ,suu nayius 1. Gii,
time. Dr. Williams Pink Pills did the work
for me.n
Squire Webb is such an enthusiast that he
has his Office ornamented with all the DR..
Williams advertisements that he can find and
spends his extra time, between cases, in tell
ing people about his remarkable cure and
about the pills. He is an influential member
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The reporter next visited Mr. c Z. Grit
fifth, at his store on Main street. He said
esquire Webb is certainly new man since
he began taking DR.. Williams Pink Pills. BE
used to be thin and nervous, but now he is
healthy and robust, and is in every way
noble specimen of manhood. / have been
taking some of the pills for the after effects
Of the la grippe, and they have been Of great
benefit to me. Just the other day sent for
some more. and am going TO keep them on
hand. All that Mr.. Webb has told you about
his condition aud cure is true, TO my person.
al knowledge"
Squire Webb said on parting with the
scribe, that he had made a solemn vow with
himself to do all in his power to get people
to use the medicine that had cured him. The
Baptist Banner is glad at any time to find
such ready testimonials TO the efficacy OF any
reliable medicine, so listened win goou
deal of satisfaction to the story Of Squire
Webb.
An analysis OF DR.. Williams Pink Pills
shows that they contain, in condensed
form, all the elements necessary to give new
life and richness to the blood and restore
shattered nerves. They are an uniailing
specific for such diseases as locomotor
ataxia, partial paralysis, st. Vitus dance,
sciatica neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous
headache, the after effects of la grippe. pal
pitation Of the heart pale and sallow CON-
plexions, and all forms OF weakness either in
male or female. Pink Pills are sold by all
dealers, or will be sent post paid on receipt
of price $50 cents a box, or six boxes foI
$2.5O-they are never sold in bulk or by the
1907 by addressing DR.. Williams Medicine
Co., Schenectady, N. Y, or Brockyille, On
tario.