The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-29
ONCE WRECKED.
BROKEN IN HEALTH.
Now He Can Run and Jump Equal to
n Sixteen-Year-OId BOy"-The Eff
feet of Six Boxes Of Pink Pills.

From the Messenger, Wilmington, y. Z.
The following letter from George Rus
sell, a citizen of Laurinburg, y. c., viii
prove of interest to many OF our readers
who may be suffering from that dreaded
disease-rheumatism.
Laurinburg, N. c., April 3, 1895.
DR.. Winiamss Medicine Company, Schen-
ectady, y. Y.-Cientlemen: During the
sulaIner l had severe attack of typhoid
fever which left my constitution in a
wrecked and broken down condition. Ever
afterwards l mad to be very careful not to
get the least damp for if L did an attack
of rheumatism would be the result | was
able, however, TO attend TO business the
most of my time, though / could never
say that l was well. j continued this way
through the summer Of 1894 when / was
taken with a more severe attack of rheu-
matiSm which commenced first in the back
OF my head and neck, then my shoulders
became involved. / Suffered untold ago
mics, could not rest day or night, could
get in no position that would give me rest
even for a few moments, could not sleep
more than fifteen minutes at any one
time had no appetite. nv flesh was reduced
till | weighed onl! j2l pounds. The disease
moved down or rather spread 20 the small
of the back and into both hips, then to the
left knee joint. could not walk up the
door step, but had to crawl out and into the
house. About this time ] was taken with
a ShortnesS of breath which one doctor
pronounced heart dropsy, another an eX-
cess OF water in the chest. / gave up all
hopes of ever getting any better or even
living for more IMAM q lew months. L
wrote. many of my relations that / did not
expect to live but a very short time OF
course | had been under the care OF men
who called themselves good doctors all the
time / had six of them 10 attend me
during my sickness. / tried everything that
| could get that was said to benefit people
who had rheumatism. but instead Of get
ting relief / continued to grow worse one
day friend came to visit me and like all
other friends had remedy for my ills.
Her remedy was DIR. Wiiiams's PINK Pills
for Pale People. She showed me paper
which praised them very highly ] told
her that | had no faith in them and as
for the advertisement i'm the paper, it was
nothing but mere bosh. But like drown
ing man that will catch al straw ] con-
cluded to try the pills; | commenced To get
better from the first day. / took SIX boxes
and am well. my appetite IS good. I sleep
well, have gained in flesh from III pounds
to 100 pounds. | have been in the rain till
I was literally drenched without OK
perienCing any annoyance afterwards. 1
can Iun. jump. hop and skip equal 20 a
siXteen-year-old boy
ANY che doubling this statement can be
satisfied 10y writing mo. Your truly.
GEORGE RUSSELL.
Mr.. George Russell has this day appeared
N person before me. n justice OF the peace
for Richmond county n G.. and made
oath that the statement contained i'm this
manuscript is true in every particular
Sworn to before me this 18th 1av Of Auril
1895. VI. X. JONES. T. T..
DR.. Williams's Pink Pills cure all forms
of weakness arising from watery condi-
ton of the blood shattered nerves two
fruitful causes of almost every Ill that
flesh il heir to. These pills are also n
specific for the troubles peculiar 20 females,
such as suppresions. all forms Of weakness,
chronic constipation. bearing down pains,
etc, and in the case of men viii give
speedy relief and effect a permanent cure
in all cases arising from mental WORRY.
Overwork or excuses Of whatever nature.
These Pills are manufactured by the Or
Williams Medicine Company. Schenectady,
y. Y, and are sold by druggists only in
boxes bearing the firms trade mark and
wrapper at % cents a box or six boxes
for $3.50.