The Opelousas courier., 1896-12-26
A STORY.
Exposure Came Near Ending His Life.
From the Press. Utica N. Y.

From the Press. Utica N. Y.
mcr living in that part Of the township Of
Brookaeld known as the "Waterman Dis
trict," and is we'll known as a thrifty and
honorable MAI of Independent means. Three
years ago Mr.. Dale was disabled from rheu-
matism In q most aggravated form, which
medical skill seemed powerless to relieve,
but suddenly he became to all appearance
cured. was able to attend to his work, and
ever since has been in looks at least the in
carnation Of soun bodily health.
The following is Mr.. Dale's own statement
of his case and what wrought the change.
IRooKrIELD, New York, July 18th, 1896.
~ am nfty-ene years Old, md by birth an
Englishman. In my early lie | followed the
ayocati0n of fisherman, in which by expo
sure | contracted rheumatism. from which l
suffered more or less for many years. About
three years age, | arose one morning to find
myself crippled, and the least e%Xertion
brought on most eXcruciat1ng pains, 80 that
| YVES forced to seek relief by going to bed
and remaining motionless. Our family ply
stefan was imme1iaf ely summoned, and he
began the usual course of remedies but in
stead of helping me l became worse. My
joints. especially in my left arm were in
famed and hot. j suffered much from de-
rangement of the heart, and constant sweats,
which were OF q sour, i'll smelling nature.
My appetite failed me, my tongue was thickly
coated. and altogether [ was III a bad way.
In addition to this. Worriment of mind be-
cause I could not attend to the spring work
on two farms which l owned made my con.
dition deplorabie.
"While in this unhappy state, my friend,
Mr.. Amos Jaquays, of Columbus Centre.
hearing Of my illness: came over and recon-
.-l -~- 4 - -. ~ D.,l- IN
which he said bA! cured him of kidney dis
ease. He also 81. lated that William Woodlnan,
whom | had known to be u terrible rheu-
matte sufferer all his life, was through this
remedy now in the best of health.
"To make a long story short, l sent over
to Mr.. SiIas York, who keeps q store and
sells groceries by wagon through the coun-
ly. for a box of DIR. Williams Pink Pills,
and began to take them a. cording to direc-
tions. The results Of the new treatment
We're astonishing, as after taking nine of the
pills | was at work and ever since have done
IN full share of labor.
sphinx Pills are now our physician. We
always keep them in the house, and doctors
bills have ceased to be q part of the family
expenses.
known in this part of the country, as all who
nave here used them swear by them. and do
all in their power TO make their virtues
known.
1.-The above is a true statement, and il
necessary | will make oath to the same.
own. DALE"
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