Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-04
Thirty YEARS.
THE BUCKEYE STATE CONnR(.
BUrES THE STORY or A
VETERANS SEARCH.
How Fred Taylor, u Member of the Gallant
100 :. s-.--a-:..-a.
u He has Sought Since the War closed. ri

AShtabula, Ohio Beacon: OF the tilou-
sands Ut loyal union men VINO went into
the war OF the rebellion none who lived to
return to their northern homes had a
narrower escape from death while in their
'cOuntry'S service or a more narrowing ex-
perlenGe SINCE the close Of the war than
Fred Taylor, Of Geneva, Ashtabula comfy,
ONO, who enlisted at The age of twenty.
seven years in the 189th regiment, New
lOrk Volunteers at Elmira, AID the regi-
anent was immediately after sent to the
trout and Was in many hot engagements.
No regiment came out OF the struggle with
a Drawer record than the 18th N. Y. v.
which was on the ground At AppOmatOX.
But III the meantime, through the forced
marches, the exposure tina came troiu
sleeping on the damp ground and eating
food half cooked or not cooked at all, Mr..
Taylor contracted that terrible disease
chronic dlarrhGa which swept hundreds
OF the flower OF the northern troops into
graves on southern fields. He was sent 10
his home near Elmira in all almost dying
were called to his AID, but medical skill
wa powerless to arrest the ravages Of the
disease, and after years OF suffering he was
given up by the fraternity to die.
Before taken With the malady MIR. Taylor
was a ma OF large physique. strong,
1t was his great; vitality which kent him
alive during the wears the doctors wtr. rx-
perimenting viii him. Hn had nendr
ali his surolus funds. his last nhVsician's
bill amounting to $3.50. Left III this condi-
ton he turned his attention to prepared
remedies, but without success. Strong
relief. and that but Temporary. rhe disease
still remained. He had terrible heauacnns,
his nerves were Shattered. he would NOT
sleep an hour q day on an average. had NO
appetite. and run down to a yerltabie living
Skeleton. FINALLY in desnair about q wear
ao,, Air. Tavinr and his taithfnt vita m1vpd
from New York state to Geneva and located
on the sonth shore of Lake Erie. in the ain
hone that a change mirht nrove heneficial.
Bit HE change came MT.
He had often heard and read of the won
nde.lul cures performed nv Dr. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale Peopie, but his an
SO great that he had Repeatedly refused tn
give them a trial. Finally. on the recon-
%n,endation OF +. j. Hoffner- the Leading
druggist OF Geneva. who was cognjZaut OF
SINH eases which PINK Pills had cured,
Mr.. Tayl0r was nersuaded to trv a box
GAS a drowning MAJ praSns A straw. so /
took the pilis.O saws MI. Taavlor. {. hit with
Years of suffering and fruitie.s search for
relief T at last fonnd f. in mr.. William, ),
Pink pills. The dav after tnol, the first
bills | commenced to- feel better. and when
had taken the first hox I was in fact a
rev mani h was two months AGO
Mr.. TavIor has since taken twn mora boxtss
be Ine tis utmost tn It Confidence eiIGisoc = That estG nis cure %'re
will be complete and permanent. He has
slsG,ns az we, wei, ' ~ IN h Gi u uns heiT Coio ri !.
coming back to his parched veins, and he
Is galniig hesn ana strengtn apply re
work.
As ne concluded narrat'ng MS sufterlngs
Mrs. Taylor. who has been his faithful heln
meet these many years, said she wished t
@ ! the Nils GiIiIs a1omys is is d i"sH The ~ cre iii nf : r s;s
ing Mr.. Taylor from a helpless invalid tt
the man he is today" said Mrs. Taylor
- MI: ana 10 MRS: Iayior cannot ma word
: me eAp teo h in1 gla ~, u Ell; ;iiey leet OF le q ~,
manitv. Anv ynomiries addpessed to Then
at Geneva. O.. regarding Mr.. Taylor's cas-
they will cheerfulIy answer, as they art
anxious that the whole world shall know