New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16
THE SECOND LIFE.
PURGAToRY AND PARADISE COMPARED BY a
MAN WHO HAS SEEN BOTH
A MIRACLE WORKED IN THE RURAL REctssEs
OF BoRoDTNo CREATES A SENSATION.

A MIRACLE WORKED IN THE RURAL REctssEs
OF BoRoDINo CREATES SENSATION.
From Tho Evening News. Syracuse. ~ "
Albert Applebee was very sick man. Hehad
been aing for months and had been compiled
/ TO remain home. unable to attend to his business
! His friends stood or sat about the few small
| stores In the village Of BOrod!no and discu sed
| his sad condition. Applebee was carperter
and good one, too, but since his strange mai.
| ady overlook him ne ha 1 not shown any ds,o.
sition 10 do any work Life had lost its charms
for him, he became a misanthrope and lost In
everything. His friends advised him and the o.
cal doctors tried their skill on him but il was ~
no avail Although they no doubt diagnosed he
case correctly He grew worse despite Their
efforts
Then came change he entirely recovere,
MS former self and soon went about his worI
whistling as blithely a lark. Now he is hIs
the same genial, jovial fellow that he was before
This was a surprise for everybody had given him
up for dead.
His remarkable recovery had made such a stir
in the small town and the townspeople were re
gard!ng 1t as so miraculous that News" re.
porter was sent out 10 BOrodino 10 invostlga,s
He drove over and found Mr. Applebee hard A.
work on the roof OF a house he was building
When asked If he would mind relating his eT
perience TO a reporter Mr.. Applebee expressed
his acquescencc by coming down 10 the ground
lie came down the ladder without showing anv
signs of his recent trouble and laughed with a
good hearty laugh as he shook the reporter nv
the hand with squeeze which betokencd much
physical strength.
well. it was just this way" began the car.
penter who is a good-l1oking man OF about fftv
summers. I'm the fall Of 1890 had siege II
grip which took me by the heels and threw ma
flat my back in bed. 1t a pretty rough
time for me as was very sick and | never ex-
pected to go out again except feet first in
coffin. But | recovered after long sickness but
was left with an ailmcnt which quite aa
dangerous and infinitely more painful. | had
scrofula in my head for two years and half or
over and there was a sickening discharge fror,
my right ear. I took about every medicine
known to the medical fraternity, but could get
no benefit.
Il was also troubled with severe pain in tn.
stomach and indigestion which made me feel
that life was not worth living. Last fall be.
gan taking a medicine known as DR.. Willlams'
Pink Pills for Pale People, which were recon-
mended by a friend whose wife had read Of
them in some of the country papers. But gave
it trial and was surprised to find that IL bene-
fitted me. I tried more and persevered and at
last. thank God. I was cured My ear has dis
continued discharging, and fsr the past three
months have been perfectly well. | make these
statements merely because | think the world
should be acquainted with his remarkable
remedy"
Mr. Applebee finished his story and climbed the
ladder to resume his work. there was no hating
about his footsteps, and in about as little time "a
IT takes 10 tell IL he was hammoring shingles in
the roof, sitting there the picture Of health
Several of Mr.. Applebee's neghb0rs were seen
by the reporter and they In turn expressed their
confidence in Dr. Williams Pink Pills after see
ing the wonderful change they had wrought on
him. One said the cure was simply wonderful,
as the man had lost his appetite and could not
sleep and was total wreck
DR.. Williams Pink Pills have been found under
analysis to contain In a condensed form all the
elements necessary 10 give new life and rich
ness to the blood and restore shattered nerves
They are unfailing specific for such diseases
as lOcomotor ataxia. partial paralysis. ST Vitus'
dance. sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous
headache and the after effects Of the grip, pal
ptation Of the heart, pale and sallOw COM
plexions. all forms of weakness either in male or
female. and all diseases resulting from vtiatei
diseases Of the blood. DR.. Williams Pink Pills
FOR Pale People are sold by all dealers. will he
sent. postpaid, on receipt Of price 90 cents box
or six boxes for $3.50. They are never sold in
bulk or by the hundred. by addressing Or.
Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady. y. Y The
price at which these pills are sold makes course
OF treatment inexpensive as compared with any
other remedy