The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-04-25
VALUE OF EXPERIENCE.
How it HELPED the Haskell Family.
Father, Mother and Daughter all Profit
by it-A Peculiar Case.

Experience is a great educator, and
experience he knows it thoroughly.
Experience has taught Philip J. Has
kell of this city that good health is es-
sential to enjoyment of life. 1t has
also taught him, as we'll as thousands
of residents of other towns and cities,
that the intrinsic excellencies posses
sed by DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People are such that they will in
sure good health by imparting richness
to the blood and restoration to shat
tered nerves.
Mr. Haskell resides at the corner of
Verona and Lake streets, Oneida, N.
Y, and by occupation is a carpenter.
When interviewed by reporter at his
pleasant home he lapsed into a rem
iniscent mood and narrated his eXpe-
rience in a way that would go far to-
ward dispelling discredence in the re-
citaI of more mythical story. His
declaration, in substance, is as follows
Il am now fifty-two years old, and
during the greater part Of my life |
have been Sorely afflicted with catarrh
of the stomach. This disease continued
to make inroads upon my health,
threatening to entirely incapacitate me
for labor, until it was with the great
est difficulty that l pursued liveli
hood. Before removing to this city and
while residing in Napanee, Canada, [
learned of DR.. Williams great remedy,
but did not employ it until about five
years ago. At that time | was at work
on the new DevereauX block, and was
suffering, from a general breaking down
of my nervous system, palpitatlon OF
the heart following the slightest over
eXertion. Physicians and their treat
ment afforded me no relief; in fact they
seemed to make matters worse. | had
to do something, and that without fur
Their delay Pink Pills were suggested,
and with little faith l began their use,
closely following the prescribed direc
tons. Immediately relief came to me,
and after continuing the treatment un-
til about a year ago / stopped it-a well
man, my physical condition then being |
the best it had ever been. 1 believe |
now need 'toning up little, and shall |
again employ this remedy"
Mrs. Haskell also experienced ale |
Walton from impaired health by using |
Pink Pills. After seeing the remarkable |
results obtained by her husband, and |
of her own weakened con- |
1ition, she began taking the remedy |
md was soon able to perform her house
hold duties, which had devolved to a
great extent upon others during her
continued illness. : To use her own
words, she was advanced in age about
twenty-five years." and now she con-
graduates herself upon her youthful
lid statement of being fifty-three years
I'D.
Miss Daisy, the accomplished daugh-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell, a young
ady barely out of her teens, is also
of experience in using Pink
Pills. Suffering from a similar malady
o that which long beset her father, she
Employed the same remedy, and is to-
lay highly elated with the pleasing
esults of the judicious use of Pink
'ills by both herself and her parents.
The testimony of these people, we1
,nown to Oneidans, cannot be ques-
Toned; yet should there exist a belief
gainst knowledge, there is ample op-
to crosS-question the REALTORS. l.
IS parting salutation to the reporter
he family united in the declaration:
w NAAA "IItO II loo SIioAS, WHICH
lands out boldly in support of the eX-
erience of others who have employed
specific that is not followed in use
y i'll effects.
An analysis of DR.. Williams Pink
ills shows that they contain in con-
ensed form all the elements necessary /
give new life and richness to. the
lood and restore shattered nerves.
hey are an unfailing specific for such
lseases as locomotor ataxia, partial
analysis, st. Vitus' dance, sciatica.
euralgia, rheumatism, nervous head :
che, palpitation of the heart, all forms |
weakness, either in male or female.
40 all diseases resulting from vitiated
umors in the blood.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold by S
oIl1ster Drug Co., wholesale agents Il