The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-11
Her Mother Cried Over Her Something Must be
Done for Allie"
ANOTHER CASE IN MICHIGAN.
The Pain Inflicted by InflammatOry Rheumatism.
1t Destroyed the use of one Leg, and
Nearly Drove the Patient Crazy.
From the Standard, Syracuse, v. p.

From the time when man first peopled the
earth, down 10 the present day, the mystery
OF pain has filled all hearts with wonder and
with terror What is its nature. what are
Its causes, why II is permitted and what its
uses are in the great economy of nature /?
All these questions men have asked of them.
selves and of one another, and sometimes
lhtN fancy that they have found partial so.
/ lutlOns OF this great problem.
Many ways of relieving physical suffering
nave been devised, cunning minds have as
| sisted tender hearts IN bringing aid 10 the
afflicted all the vast resources of natures
labratory have been pressed into service 10
the end that tortured bodies might have sur
/ cease from anguish, and know the peace that
| only health and clear conscience can bring
And what more natural than that these poor
victims OF disease, thus relieved of unsup.
portable suffering. should desire To aid in the
extension of the knowledge of the means
whereby they have been benefited?
such y one Is Mrs. kitle Baker, of Te-
/ banon, y. \, Mrs. Baker. an attractive
woman between forty and fifty years of age
tells a sad tale of most agonizing pain en-.
dured through weary months, and of final
| relief and cure through the use of thai most
reliable remedy, Pink Pills.
She was III for more than a year, suffering
| from disorder which resulted in the utter
loss OF the use of one leg. She became en-
tlrely helpless intiammatory rheumatism set
IN, and for four months Mrs. Baker was un-
able 10 put her foot to the floor
Her sutferings during this time were so
great that she tore her hair from her head
IN moments of frantic agony, and il became
necessary to watch her most carefully lest
when beside herself with pain, she should
carry ont her expressed desire and put an
end to an existence which had become one
prolonged torture. Just at this iuncture, When
D In hnH haa .t.,r.. L. a
spent nearly everything that she had upon
physicians and medicines, without avail. the
Time seemed TO have arrived when, as the poet
says, things must either mend or end" No
woyier that Mrs. Baker considers il an inter.
position of Providence in her behalf that lust
theh, when despair had taken possession of
naturally buoyant, hopeful nature friend
should have brought her box of DR.. vii.
llanS Pink Pillsa besOught her to Try them.
Without n particle of faith i'm the proposed
remedy, yet as drowning men will, clutching
nj straws, Mrs Baker took the first step in the
dark toward II renewed lease of life, toward
health and happiness.
When she had taken four pills her nurse
noticed IA change for the better in her and
In an incredibly short space of time she was
able TO stand upon her feet once more
Then 10 wait upon herself bit Then TO
do a little work occasionally and now in y
years time Mrs. Baker, a well and grateful
woman, is the mistress of farmers house
hold, caring for the milk of II large herd OF
COWS, attending To the needs of family and
hnding her strength adequate to the ppr-
iOrinance of all the duties pertaining to such
Il position. She cannot too heartily praise
the bridge that carried her over and never
tires of recommending Pink Pills to her In
valid friends.
Or. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peopl,
contain all the elements necessary 10 give
new life and richness 90 the blood and restore
shattered nerves. They are sold In boxes
(never in loose form. 10y he dozen or hundretn
nj 30 cents a box, or six boxes for - 80. and
snay be bad of all druggists or directly bv mail
from DR.. Williams Medicine Company, Schs-
nectady, y. Y.