The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-19
ERYSIPELAS AT Of.
Physicians Favored Amputation
OF the Limb.
IL Was Not Done, and che Patiens wss
Cured by Intsrnai Remedies. K n


From ne Republican Register, Gaiesturc, nj
Biggsville, twenty -nine miles west OF
Gnlesburg, ILL.,, on the line OF the Chicago,
Burlington IL Quincy Railroad, is on old,
quiet little town. In earlier days 1t was
noted as good business point.
IL was here that q representative OF the
RepubIican-R,0stsr found Mrs. Iihoda Tai
colt, 81 years OF age, who told him, in tie
presence OF her grateful daughter, Mrs. Il
Sloan, the following story, which is given
as nearly as possible ia her own language:
YES, 1t is with great pleasure that can
give my testimony to the great value Of Dr.
Williams Pink Pills. Over thirty years
ago was taken with chill and crysipclas
set In. For sixteen weeks was not able 10
walk step. The physicians proposed to
take Off ono Of my limbs but finally decided
not TO do so. II mortified In spots, which
had to be cut or burnt out. After was able
to get about, with tho use Of crutches, every
two or three months crysipclas would set in
again, and suffered intensely from it. /
had good many different doctors Dr.
Fitch, OF Sheridan, Iowa; DIR. Brown, OF
Chanute, Kansas; Dr. Scarft, of Burlington,
Iowa; DR.. Trombly, OF Oakland, California;
DR.. Searle, Of Galesburg, Illinois, and doc
tor in Kansas City, but obtained no relief,
and after treatment from all these physi-
clans, instead OF getting better, began TO
.ct very much worse. The other limb
broke out ia two places with sores about
the size OF q silver dollar. | could not sleep
nights without the aid Of morphine. My
limbs wcro so badly swollen that l could not
put on my shoes or walk step without
either having on n heavy bandago or a silk
or rubber stocking. About year ago I
read Of d-was told by neighbor, about
DR. Williams Pink Pills. / concluded, as q
last resort, TO try them, as i felt certain /
could find no other relief. From the very
frst after ] commenced 70 uRe the pills, !
began 10 improve and since that time have
not been troubled at all. / would not have
done without tho Pink Pills for anything,
as they have most certainly prolonged my
life. My general health Is much better than
1t has been for good many years, and am
now 81 years OF age. Have not only used
the Pink Pills with success, but have rec
commended them to my friends whom !
thought needed such treatment, and several
have tried them and found relief"
Mrs. Sloan said that Just before commenc-
ing TO use the Pink Pills, she thought her
mother could live but vary short time, and
was most agreeably surprised alter she had
Mrs. Talcott bias made her home with her
daughter for five or six years, and she can
most cheerfully certify to the benefit her
mother has derived from the use Of the
The reporter also called on Mr.. George
Kelly, the son of one of the prominent hard
ware dealers in Biggsviile, who has used
the Pink Pills. He was troubled with pains
in the stomach aud back, and from the very
first no commenced 10 get better, and now
he is not troubled at all.
John Mckee, the druggist in the village,
stated that he had sold q great many OF Dr.
Williams Pink Pills, and that they most
certainly give the best Of satisfaction and
have accomplished great results. Quite o
number OF the villagers are now using them.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, In con-
densed form, all the elements necessary 10
give new lifa aud richness to the blood and
restore shattered nerves. They arc an I'M
failing specific for such diseases as locomo-
tor ataxia, partial paralysis, st. Vitus'
dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism,
nervous headache, the after effect of Ia
grippe, palpitation OF the heart. pale and
sallow conlplexions, all forms or weakness
either in male or female. Pink Pills are
sold by all dealers, or viii be sent post paid
on receipt Of price, 50 cents q box, OF six
boxes for $3.50 tthsy arc never sold In bulk
or by the 1907, by addressing DIR. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, Ny. s4&j