The Progress., 1894-03-10
from Her Story
(Frors tie Horna2LSrillc Times.

Painted Post is in Steuben county,
two miles from Corning, n. Y. The
name OF the village came from post
which stood in a clearing near by and
was painted red, as some supposed
with blood, and evidently commem-
Grated some notable event in Indian
life.
Your correspondent only knew Miss
lillian Sparks, daughter Of Mr.. James
". Sparks, by name. On inQuiring
at the postot1ice for her fathers resi-
dence we learned that he lived on the
road to Horribly, five miles from Paint
t@d Post village. so getting a horse
we started in the storm, with the
mercury ranging at zero, for a five
mile drive. over the snow -drifted roads
of Horribly Hills. The Oldest of the
daughters, Miss Lillian, TWENTY-FIVE
years old. is the one your correspond
ent had gone out there expressly to
see. This is the story told by Miss
Sparks to your correspondent in The
presence of her grateful and approx.
ING father and mother, and is given
in her own language. O
Yes, sir, it is with pleasure thatI
give my testimony to the great value
of DR.. Williams Pink Pills. | was i'll
for four years, doctoring nearly all the
time, but without any benefit. had
six different doctors; DR.. Heddon, DR..
Purdy and DR.. Hoar of Corning; DR..
Butler. of Hornby; DR.. Remington, of
Painted Post, and DR.. Bell, of Monte
rey. They said my blood had all
turned to water. | was as pale as
corpse, cweak and short of breath. I
could hardly walk. | was SO dizzy,
and there was ringing noise in my
head. My hands and feet were cold
all the time. My limbs were swollene
my feet so much so that | could not
wear my shoes. My appetite was
very poor. had lost all hope ofever
getting well, but still kept doctor
ing. but grew worse all the time. Last
September | read in the Elmira Ca
zette of wonderful cure through the
use of DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People, and | thought | would
try them. | did so, giving up all
other medicines and following the
directions closely. By the time | had
taken the first box | was feeling bet
ter than had been in a long time,
and | continued their use until now,
as you see, and as my father and
neither know, and as | know, I am
perfectly well. | don't look the same
person, and l can now enjoy myself
with other young people Indeed, l
can't say too 0much for Dr. Williams
Pink Pills, fer am sure they saved
my life. | have recommended them
to others, who are using them with
much benefit, and ! earnestly recon-
mend them to any who may be sick,
for | am sure there is no medicine
like them. am entirely willing you
should make any proper use Of this
statement of my sickness and cure by
DR.. Williams Pink Pills"
In further conversation Miss Sparks
said she fell away during her sickness
so much that she only weighed so
pounds, while now she weighs 1O7.
81 suppose said her father, "tha!
IT was overwork that made her sick.
lou see we have 400 acres of land.
keep 50 cows and there is good deal
to be done, and Lillian was always a
great worker and very ambitious until
she oVerdld it and was taken down"
The facts narrated in the above
statement We're corroborated by a
number Of neighbors, who all express
their establishment at the great i'm
proVement DR.. Williams Pink Pills
nave worked in Miss Sparks.
An analysis of DR.. Williams Pink
Fills shows that they contain, in q
condensed form, all the elements nee
essary to give new life and richness to
Ine blood and restore shattered.nerves.
ihey are an unfailing specific for such
diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial
paralysis, st. Vitus' dance, sciatica,
neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous head
acne, the after effect of la grippe, pal
pltatlon of the heart, pale and sallow
complexlons, all forms of weakness,
elmer In male or female, and all dis
eases resulting from vitiated humors
IN the blood. Pink Pills are sold by
al dealers, or will be sent post paid
on receipt of price, $50 cents a box, or
. Jokes Tor s2.5O-they are never sold
IN IN, bulk u1!,, or by the 1907 by addressing
W, "llllams' Medicine Co.. Schnec-
lady, N. Y, or Brockville, Ont.