Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-10-17
The Terrible Disease That Attack
ed Mrs. Henry Osting.
Slowly Losing Her Life-Physicians Were
observation-disclosures Were Helpless
~ At Last She Found Remedy
With Which She Cured
Herself and Laughed
9a ut Physicians.
From ths Ne,p Era, Greensourg, md.

Hearing through Messrs. Bigney & Co.,
druggists, of Sunman, Ripley County, Ind,
that Mrs. Osting, wife OF Henry Osting, a
prominent and influential citizen of that
town, had been cured of bad case OF neu-
ralgia of the heart and stomach the editor
of the New Era determined to know for the
satisfaction of himself and tho benefit of
his readers the truth in regards TO the mat
ter, and took advantage of trip to Sunman
last week.
The Osting residence is very handsome
one, and on every hand is seen the foot
prints of good fortune. Mrs. Ostiug herself,
hale and hearty, invited us into her cosy
parlor. One could hardly believe by look
ing ut the lady, who showed all signs Of
good health, that she was but nine months
ago respondent victim of that dread dis
ease, neuralgia Of the heart and stomach.
In answer to the question IL she had been
cured of bad disease of neuralgia by the
use of DR.. Williams Pink Pills, and as to
whether she objected to an interview, she
replied in her pleasant way, 'Why, no sir,
l don't, for they've done me such won
derful good that feel owe everything to
them" And the statement was to be be-
lieved, for she was the example of perfect
health, and we were informed by her neigh
bors and friends that but a short while ago
sne was only cOrpSe-.aa.
Mrs. Osting continued: "No sir; never
did have good health; was always natur.
ally weak. When quite young began ex-
periencing trouble from my heart and
stomach which the doctors said was neural
gia. / was continually suffering great pain,
but not one of the many well-versed physi-
clans from whom received treatment was
able to do me any good. Severe, sharp
pains would shoot over my entire body and
more severely through my heart and stom-
ach. My entire system became nervous as
pains would increase; my appetite began to
fail, and for weeks could not eat meal
just mince over the victuals. / couldn't
Sleep. and would only pass the nights in
agony. It's q wonder that kept up at all,
for It's SO little that / could eat and sleep
for suffered So No physicians could do
me any good. My family physician said
the case was hopeless. L was discouraged.
had tried every medicine that could hear
Of, that was claimed to be good for my
troubles, but not one did me the least good.
Finally, heard OF DR.. Williams Pink Pills,
and our druggist, Mr.. Bigney, advised me
to try them, for he said they had done so
many people good. ] had no faith in patent
medicines then, for none had done me any
good, but l thought would try them, for
surely they couldn't' hurt me-. 4 foundFre-
lief immediately after began taking them,
and the longer j took them the better got.
By the time fused six boxes was entirely
cured. neverhad been able to do my work
before. / began taking the pills last Octo-
Der and in December gwaswell andabe to
DO my work, can truly say, for the bene-
fitof other sufferers, that owe my health
to Dr. Williams Pink Pills.nNa,r9 HE0h
!. To confirm, her story beyond, all doubt,
Mrs: Osting made the following afidayit:
\ STATEoF INDIANA ssa@F# %s'h H@'as
Mrs. Henry .osting, being duly sworn on
her oath. saith. the FOREGOING statement Ia