The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-09-18
b Uncle Bnly1 nubbell Of Bath. n. 7.


ffom ne Advocate, Ban, ~ ~
Residents Of Bath, n. ~. have tason a
great fancy of iate to Lake salubHa. which
HHH just outside She village. and durag the
past two yeHu a score ui nov cottages have
gone un Go lis shores. Choice locations are
becoming seareu ana the early settlers are
careful nov 90 keep want dooryard they
have lefl Your correspondent visited the
Lake rretnlly and dfopnui la 90 pee "uneln
Billy nubbell 10 BIZ comfortable cottage
under The plneA ME Nuhbell established
himself al The Lake before the boom com-
mrueoi, aud has one Of the preiuea, l0ea-
lions there
M Hubben aald that THE WIS the frat
spring In twenty years in which he had been
FREQ from hla old enCmy, 8tlHiic rheumatism.
he thought he had contracted this disease
whilu running as express messenger on the
Erie aud other railroads between 1919 and
1859, although be ala not feel ita acute
SYMPTOMS until some lheen yeau later. Mr
nubboil d. now the second oldest oNpro iman
ln the United States and recalls many inter-
eaiing "reminiscences % these early days. Ia
| 1876 be went 20 the Western frontier. and
| has suffered from aciaiic rheumatism ever
/ alnca Speaking % the many efforts be- had
made 20 get relief from this painful nilment,
l ho said that whilo IN New Mexico ho visited
| the Las Vegas and Hsmas springs, and later
| he tried those at hanltou, Col, and Little
/ Rock, Ark Coming east DO ttiel the White
/ sulphur Spring. Ohio. 50. Catherine, Can.
/ and Clifton aud Avon, Ga New York, but
/ without being able o get the slightest relief.
/ As he advanced Ia age. his trouble became
more painful. "Why, he exclaimed, point
ing TO the farm house Of William Burloson
about six hundred feet distant II would
yell 30 VIXEN those twinRoa caught me that
they could hear me down there"
William II. Hallork, owner OF Hallock'i
bank In Bath, Is q nephew OF Mr. hubbell
and last winter he insisted that "Uncle BIZ
ly' should try Pink Pills for Pale People fOl
his rheumatism. Mr.. Hubbell Is free to ga,
that he bad no faith IN the pills whatever
and only tried thom because Of the insist
enee OF Mr. Hallock. He had already tried
"more than a million remedies before h'
came 10 Pink Pills and ne none had rendered
him the slightest benent. he was pretty vel
discouraged. However, 10 please Mr.. Hal
lock, ne got box OF Pink Pills. Since thel
(some three or four months), Mr.. Hubbel
has not felt a single trace OF rheumatism
aud is now on his fourth box Of the pills. II
cannot explain how this marvellous relic
was effected, but feels sure Il was the pill
which did II, and II now as Enthusiastic II
their endorsement az was his nephew, Nj
HAllock. Mr.. Hubbell now comes into Bait
almost every day. and says he could ride
bicycle II be only had some one to help hi-
on and on.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thi
22i day Of May, 1896.
W. p. FIsH, Notary Public.
DR.. williams Pink Pills for Pale peopl
are now given TO the public as an uniaiin
boot builder aud nerve restorsr. curing a
forms OF weakness arising from a water
condition OF The blood or shattered nerves
The pills are sold by all dealers, or will b
gent post paid on receipt OF price, 80 cents
box or SIX boxes for s250. by addressin
DR.. Williams Medicine Company, Schemes
| fudv NJ