Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-08
THE SECOND LIFE.
PurgatOry and Paradise Compared
by a Man Who Has
Seen Both.
A Miracle Worked in the Rural Re.
ccsses of Borodlno Creates
a Sensation.

r (From the Evening News, Syracuse, N. W
Albert Applebee was very sick mar
he had been ailing for months and ha,
been compelled to remain home, unabl
= 10 attend TO his business. His friend
, stood or sat about the few small store
In the village of Borodino and discusse,
bis sad condition. Applebee was
carpenter aud good one too, but sine,
his strange malady overlook him b,
had not shown any disposition to d,
any work. Life had lost its charms
for him, he became misanthrope anC
lost in everything. His friends advised
him and the local doctors tried theii
skill on him but it was of no avail. AL
though they no doubt diagnosed hi,
case correctly. he grew worse despite
their efforts.
Then came a change, he entirely re
covered his former self and soon went
about his WORK whistling as blithely Us
u lark. Now he is just the same genial,
jovial fellow that ne was before. This
was a surprise for everybody had given
him up for dead.
His remarkable recovery bad made
such a stir in the small town and the
townspeople were regarding it as 80
miraculous that a "Newsn reporter
was sent out to Borodino to Investigate
He drove over and found Mr.. Appiebee
hard at work on the roof of a house he
was building. When asked if he would
mind relating his experience to re-
porter Mr.. Applebee expressed his ac-
quiescence by coming down to the
ground. He came down the
ladder without showing any
signs of his recent trouble and
and laughed with good hearty laugh
as he shook the reporter by the hand
with a squeeze which betokened much
physical strength.
"Well, it was just this way, began
the carpenter, who is a good looking
man of&bout fifty summers. "In the
fall of 1891 had a siege of grip which
took me by the heels and threw me
flat on my back in bed. 1t was
pretty rough time for me as l was very
sick and never expected to go out
again except feet first In coffin. But
recovered after long sickness, but
was left with an ailment which was
quite as dangerous andinfiniately more
painful. 1 had scrofula in my head
for two years and half or over and
there was sickening discharge from
my right ear. l took about every |
medicine known to the medical frat
ernity but could get no benefit.
II was also troubled with severe
pain in my stomache and indigestion
which made me feel that life was not
worth living. Last fall began TAX
ing a medicine known as DR.. Will
iams' Pink Pills for Pale People which
were recommended by friend whose
wife had read of them in some of the
country papers. But gave 1t q trial
md was surprised to find that 1t bene-
ited me. l tried more and persevered
md at last, thank God, was cured.
My ear has discontinued discharging
md for the last three months l have
'een perfectly well. l make these
tatements merely because think the
world should be acquainted with this
remedy"
Mr.. Applebee finished his story and
limbed the ladder To resume his work,
here was no halting about his foot.
teps and In about as little time as IL
axes to tell 1t, he was hammering ]
hingles In the roof, sitting there the
icture of health.
Several of Mr.. Applebee's neighbors
1ere seen by the reporter and they Ia
urn expressed their confidence In DIR.
VILLAINS Pink Pills after seeing the
change they had wrought r
u him. One said the cure was simply +
'onderful as the man had lost his ap- i
elite and could not sleep and was a
)tal wreck.
DR. Williams' Pink Pills have been
'und under analysis TO contain Ia
lndensed form all the elements neces-
ITy 10 give new life aud richness 10
10 blood and restore shattered nerves.
hey are an unfailing specific for such
seasfs as lOc0mOtOr ataxia, partial
aralysis, H. Vitns' dance, sciatica
suralgia, rheumatism, nervous head
,he and the after effects Of the grip,
,lpltatl0n OF the heart, pale aud sal low
'mpleXlons, all forms OF weakness
lber ia male or female, aud all dis,
ses resulting from yitiatad disease OF
10 blood, DR.. Williams Pink Pills
: Pale People are sold by all dealers
viii DO sent postpaid on receipt OF
iGe, 100 cents box or six boxes f0F
100, They are never sOld IN bulk OT
the hundTed), by addressing Dr.
llllams' Medicine Ca, Schenectady,
" The price Al which these pills
D sold makes course ~ treatment