The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-12-21
TROLLEY CARS AND PILLS,

! From ltc Ereaiag Nelcs, Netcark, M
| Mrs. Anna Burns of 33S Plane street.
| Newark, y j.. IS a decidedly pretty bru
| nette, twenty-six years old, tall and a
| pleasant conversationaIist. On the ground
| floor of her residence she conducts we'll
| ordered candy store. When our reporter
| visited her store, she in response TO a
| question told him a very interesting story.
| Until about two months ago" she be-
| gan. Il enjoyed the very best of health
| and could work night and day if neces-
/ SaEy. Suddenly, and without any appar-
! -uj cause. ! began TO suffer from intense
| PANS in my head, in my limbs and tenn
| pies. Almost distracted with this seem
| InSly never ending pain, | tried cure after
! cure. prescription after prescription, and
! almost gallon of medicine Of all kinds.
| Nothing did me any good. In fact, | be-
| came worse. The knuckleS of my hands
| soon became cramped and the pain in my
| hips became more and more distressing
! each day. Business in the store had to be
| attended 10, however. and SO | was Oblig-
| ed. suffering as | was, to keep more or
| less on my feet. and occasionally | was
| forced to 70 out. This was the ordeal |
| dreaded. Each time | went out | trem-
| bied when | came near the car tracks. for
| my pain at times was so severe that | was
| obliged to stand perfectly still. no matter
! where | was On one occasion | was
| seized in this way while | was crossing
| rhe tracks on Market street and there |
! stood perfectly rigid, unable TO move hand
or foot, while a trolley ear came thunder
| ing along. Fortunately il was stopped
/ before il struck me, but the dread of it all
! lasted As long as my pain. for | never
knew when crossing the tracks. whether
/ would not drop to the ground in my
agony and be crushed to death. My anx-
icty to get well grew apaCe. and | had
about given up in despair when ! saw in
lyv- ,1,-
ment Of Or, Williams Pink Pills Here
was something | hadn't tried before and
! lost no time al getting to the nearest
drug store. ThC~e | paid fifty cents for
box Of these truly wonderful. health re-
storing pills. Before | had finished TAX
i"g half Of the pills | began to feel re
iIcved. the pains in my hips gradually dis
appeared and for the first time in many
days | felt az if there was some hope |
continued to take the pills, and the more
| ! took the better | felt | finished one
noN, got another, and now having taken
only few of the second fifty cents worth,
| am free from all pain and as happy as
| the day is long. Since | began to take
! DR. Williams Pink Pills | have gained
thirty pounds, and now when | cross the
car tracks | don't care if there is n dozen
vehicles near by. 1t is a great relief, |
assure You, and suffering humanity has
never failing friend in DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. ] know what l am
talking about. | speak from experience.
Or. Williams Pink Pills contain, in
condensed form, all the clements ncces-
~ary 10 give new life and richness TO the
blood and restore shattered nerves. Pink
Pills are sold in boxes at 30 cents box.
( or six boxes for $3.50 and may be had
/ Of all druggists. or direct by mail from
/ Or. Williams Med. Co. Schenectady, y. \.
Specimens from the new strike in the
Pharmacist mine are on exhibition in
Cripple Creek. They assay $4,000 a
is nov down some 600 feet and sinking
is continued.