The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-11-03

Recently, while a representative of the
cryyicr-le,uM was at the thriving villugc
Of Gladwin, Gladwin County, he heard Of a
case of this nature and that it had yielded to
| n short treatment with celebrated remedy,
| The name cr which has become II household
word in every hamlet, villugc and city in the
! lan1. Tie victim Of this unusually severe
cnsc Of ne-Yons trouble was Ransom Sim
mo,1', an old and wcll-known resident of the
vllagc. I!iS iorr0u. coadition had grown
worse end wors', until tho slightest unusual
noise o. 80" the opening of II door would
almost drive lin, frantic. Skilled pbysi.
cians lad studied over lis case and pre-.
ncribcl fhc usual rcmvlics. but their efforts
were unavIiIing, AID the patient continued
'Jrrt wcrac.
I Fimlly ono ,,ay in rcadirg newspaper he
en- orn''r'l IN it'm In regard to case some
Wet siminr TO his owi and read with grcnt
it,ris cf til means 10y which it hnd been
cr-,i. lie at cncp decided to Try the rem
c''r, al! II SO. As 10 the results of its isr,
w /, ts,n rot do better than quote Mr.. Sim
mon.' own words. When nskcd 10 nurrate
Iii, cxtrri,Iie". u; arnk" ~ follows:
'' rs th' result of II long. continued illness
! hccrrin the victim Oi nervous debility in
H. most vipicit form about four years ago.
| l. lrit growing worse and worse until ha,l
| l,Hrc'n" 50 nervous that the lrnsi noise around
thr lnus'. or tho entrance Of anyone into the
Inns. wnull throw me irio a violent ncrv.
ouS Irrosysm / tried medicines for the
tro,iblr. hnt wns not relieved Finally, !
rent in u Detroit, Michigan parer about n
eur, of n trouble somewhat Similar TO mine,
rHiTcd lv n tnrdirinc known rs Dir. Will
li"rs' rinlS Pills. and trc;,lcd TO giyc these
pills u trial. Eficr had taken box Of the
pills, my NERVOUSNESS bcgnn TO he relieved,
sH.l niirT tnlihs ten loxcs Cf Pini Pills was
81 well t!nt ! discontinued their usc and
hlv" rot hal to usc them or anything for
n'ryouS troubles for two years pnst. In my
case they urtrd quickly and tilectually on
efficient and reliable remedy. Since using
them have recommended them to others,
and they have usel them with great benefit"
Mrs. Simmons corroboratcd her husbands
Htacmeris,nnd WIS earnest in her GOOD words
for the remarkable remedy that had been the
means of alorling her husband much needed
rest, aud had freed him from the violent
nervous disability that had made his life
miserable. Many cases similar TO this one
of Mr.. Simmons have hcen noted wherein
Dr. Williams Pink Pills have been used
with emincnily satisfactory and speedy re-
suits, and liability to frequent and excessive
nervous excitement has been readily relieved
anil the shattered nerves built up and re-
stored 10 rormal healthy condition.
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Of weakness either in male or female. Pink
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or by the l00), by addressing DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.