The Louisiana populist., 1895-12-20
The Results Of Bilious Fever.
DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH
AND A SHATTERED NERVOUS
SYSTEM.
DesthIy, salIow Color of the Patient, Vhs
Was Also at Times Subject
to Fits.
From the Herald, Hamilton Tcxas)

From the Herald Hamilton TeKas)
CARLTON, TEXAS, June S, 1898.
With an earnest desire for the relief Of
suffering / make the following statement:
| live near the head of Honey Greek in
Hamilton County, Texas, wi ore l have
been for the Inst twelve years or more,
about seven miles west of the town of Hico.
NV son George was a stout, healthy child,
now a young man of 81 teen years OF age.
In 1882, when about three years of age, he
had a severe spell of bilious fever by which
he was confined to his bed two or three
months. The abatement of the fever left
his stomach and bowels In bad condition
and his nervous system very much de-
ranged. / consulted several physicians, but
none of them could benefit him any to
speak Of. He had a good appetite and
would eat heartily, but would take sud-
den sickness at the stomach while eating
and throw up the contents of his stomach,
then would eat again vigorously as before.
He was not confined to his bed, but grew
thin and was nervous and excitable, with
occasional looseness of the bowels. He vas
hardly able to 20 about for several years,
but by degrees grew a little stronger, but
with his increase of strength came increased
nervousness with deathly, sallow color, all
of which finally eliminated in spasms, or,
as they are usually designated, fits"
These came on after spell of over exertion
or excessive eating, which were frequent.
as he had q ravenous appetite. After these
spells he would be ill-natured and disagree
able for several days. This state of things
continued till about two years ago, causing
me and my family great uneasiness. At
ment Of Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People and determined to try them on my
son. The effect was at once apparent in
various ways. As long as he would take
the remedies according to directions his
bowels would be regular in their action, and
what was still better. from the time he
took the first dose he has never had spasm.
They have ceased entirely, and there has
not been a recurrence of them In the two
years that he has been taking tn Pink Pills.
Notwithstanding this great beneIit, he is net
yet, and may never be, entirely we'll, though
this, / take it, is not the fault Of the medi-
cine He is a boy of bright mind and active
temperament, but headstrong and self
willed about taking the pills and regulat-
ing his diet as directed
Sometimes he goes for number OF days
without taking the remedy and INDUCES in
too violent exercise and eats to excess,
which the directions forbid, and thus par
italy relapses into his old condition. As
soon, however, as he resumes the use OF the
Pills as directed he begins to mend again.
While his improvement has been crafty
ing, cannot say that c, mplete cure has
been effected, from the fact that a fair test
of the efficacy Of the pills has not been had.
/ am satisfied, however, that IL properly
taken and other directions strictly adhered
to, the Pink Pills would cure him entirely.
So confident am / that they would do SO
that unhesitatingly recommend them as
the best remedy ever given in such cases,
and I believe an absolute and permanent
cure. Sgned,
J. W. Mcdaniel.
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