The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-09-17

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For years, at every change in the weather,
or exposure to the slightest draft, excrncIatlng,
sharp, darting pains that cannot be described
would occur. lasting often from ten to fifteen
DAYS at time without a moments cessation.
The agony he suffered at these times was almost
uncomfortable. No sleep could come to his re-
lief, day or night, and Ii IL case was most des-
perate and deplorable one.
So the years went on until the winter of 1892,
when he was attacked with la grippe, which
was SO prevalent at that time. This complaint,
added to his other nialady, well nigh crazed
him. He could neither eat nor sleep, and the
best of medical talent that friends could sug-
gest money procure ST ned powerless to help
him. but on the contrary appeared to aggravate
his disease.
At this unfortunate juncture a new light
came into his life. Mrs. Rogers, his estimable
wife, having read in the Inter- Ocean of DR..
Williams Pink Pills, urged that he should try
them. He confessed, however, to having little
or no faith in any so-cailed patent medicine,
but her solicitations finally prevailed and he
commenced using them by taking one at a
Dose In three or four days he began to crave
food, which he had not done for many years
before He increased the size of the doses to
two pills at time, and in less than two weeks
wanted, as he expressed it, three square meals
day.
dTaHudiiy DuI peTceptiDiy his SeHctdi ucdiSu
improved, his bowels became regular and the
horrible pains with which he had been afflicted,
began slowly but surely to diminish in their
intensity, until now they have greatly sub
sided and he feels like another man.
While it is true that Mr.. Rogers is far from
being well and robust, yet his general health is
80 much improved that he is greatly encouraged
and daily returns thanks to a kind Providence
for the remedy so fortunately furnished him.
Mr. pngara raci3aa a QQl lark RoNIaVar0
on the corner of Western avenue, in one of the
peasan test spots on the West Side, AS for
Mrs. Rogers herself, who was the first to sug.
gest the use of the Pink Pills, and the other
members of the household who are thoroughly
familiar with all the details of the case, they
cannot but marvel at the efficacy Of the remedy
and do not understand why such an apparently
simple medicine should produce such wonder
full results, exceeding by far their most san
guine expectations.
Having read the foregoing hereby certify
that the facts in my case are as stated therein
(Signed) CHAs. A. ROGERS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
twenty ninth day of October, 1895.
A. +. PoRTMAN, Notary Public.
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