Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-06-13
A GLOOMY JOURNEY THAT
LASTED TWO YEARS.
A Turn in the Lane at Last Brings
Health and Giadness-An Inter-
csting Narrative with q
Happy Ending.
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From the Gdzette, Bdld,Dinsuille, ". r
The Gazette recently called attention in
these columns to the case of Herbert Spen.
Ger, of this village, and his release from suf-
fering after long bondage. Interested in all
things pertaining to the betterment of the
moral and physical welfare of our commu-
nifty, we had no sooner given to the readers
of this paper one article for their perusal
and thought when we sought information
regarding more such. Our south side drug
gists, Gardner IL Davis, reported that Mr.
Frank Williams of Warner, N. Y, flour
shng hamlet four miles south of this viii
age, had been greatly benefited by the use
of that widely-known and highly-regarded
medicinal preparation known as DIR. Will
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People. To fully
set forth the facts concerning the case at
Warner we drove to that village one pleas
ant July evening. Mr.. Williams was not at
his pleasant little home in the suburbs of
the village on our arrival, but we found
him just entering the store of George Burr,
in the center of the town, near the N. Y. G.
tracks. Mr.. Williams is tall, pleasant
looking man, six feet and half inch in
height, with face which at once impresses
you with belief In his candor and honesty.
In response to our inquiry as to whether
he had ever used DIR. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People and his willingness to pub
lish abroad his opinion Of this medicine,
Mr.. Williams said:
~ am glad of the opportunity to let my
friends and the public generally know of
the results of my taking this widely y-adver-
tised remedy. l want people to know there
is an escape from the evils of some diseases,
at least, and that there is reliability and
virtue in one OF the many advertised RENE
dies now before the people,"
We stepped over to showcase near by
where we could write with ease and Mr..
Williams continued:
81 have resided in Warner and vicinity
for twenty-one years. Am forty-six years
of age, and by occupation a carpenter and
general utility man.. finding employment
nearly, if not quite all of the time. In Jan,
uary, 1891, was attacked with severe
nervous trouble. which greatly weakened
me and continued to grow gradually worse,
with pains everywhere, sometimes in my
fingers, again in my toes, but mostly in the
heart region. For year and half l was
unable to do a full days work. For over
three years l tried the skill of the physicians
| and grew worse under their care. Also
tried some well-known proprietary medi-
cines, and while, perhaps, relieved for a
time, yet the nervous twitching continued,
and for two years felt that there was no
help for me. One day l read in a newspa-
per a testimonial from man whose case
seemed to resemble mine, and he claimed to
| have been cured by n medicine advertised
| under the name of Dr. Williams Pink Pills
| for Pale People. Before l forget it, de.
sire to say that there was no shaky trouble
in my hands, only qui7ering of the muscles,
sometimes showing in my face. l resolved
to try these pills and first purchaseda Il box al
| the drug store of Gardner q Davis, in Bald.
winsville. 1 felt so much better at once
that continued their use until had taken
eighteen boxes, when l felt entirely well
again, and have never had return of the
disease, excepting after period of severe
hard labor, when 1 feel bit of the OLD
nervous twitching. but no pain, and wher
| these come on, which is very seldom, take
a few pills and am all right again. might
also add that my daughter was troubled
with palpitation of the heart, and used two
boxes, which gave her instant relief. Re
| garding my present condition j am able tc
work every day, and my neighbors at
tribute my cure to something akin to the
| miraculous
Mr.. Williams was more than willing tt
make affidavit of the truth of his statements
| and we drove to the residence of Justice o.
the Peace Charles Il. Fowler, where the fol
lowing acknowledgment was recorded:
FRANK s. WILLIAMS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me thi:
Goth day of July, 1895.
CHARLES T. FOWLER,
Justice of the Peace.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain, in con
densed form, all the elements necessary Il
give new life and richness to the blood ant
restore shattered nerves. They are an un