Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-16

"Name one" sasaa SsS -
The names Of several others wero learned
coverer of this famous remedy. Ono had
partial paralysis, another st, Vitus' dance,
others sciatica, neuralgia, nervous headache.
palpitation of the heart, pale and salloW
complexions. after effects Of grippe, and
forms of weakness inpersons ofsboth sexes.
A call was made next daysupon sthe par
ents OF Mrs. Chaprop,. Of Rich. Valley, a
small station sixteen miles south OF 81
Paul, on, the Chicago and Great Western
Railway. Mr.. and Mrs Nf6fK Hole were
farm Of their own smile teastsof the station
and about four miles east Oh the Mississippi
River. The locality. Is well paHaa, Tor q
prettier farming country d{e3ef smiled
under MONDAY sun. a Tong, 10w range. of
green hills, crowned with young timber,
5oMara me l.geg sn& d9a ntrsstipg
But even here t6stI dsssds disssss, ihs sussss
matism, had found victims, and had well
nigh destroyed the happipess at. osaged
years of age, and his wife IS but fonr years
his junior. They were id TIE g4rden gSther-
ing cabbages wlseH4 the liter dppr0achea
ands made knowns the 0bjectsof t. his visit
The old gentleman tonca straightened him.
f PnL aP PI sx s1a a ehes y9!ss T5oss
indeed, they've done great thfHaS for M
both,'' added his wits Witif Cd 1ai GOOD NJ.
ture, as she invited. the interyiewdf into tho
house. There bit Of their, u e'shistoryH was
Natives 81 England. Nj a and Mrs. Hole
came over to this country IA 1870, settline IS
first In New York State. Thirty years saeo
they moved to Minnesota, and have been
fairly successful at farming. Fifteen chill
dren in all were born to them; most Of
Vry11n ErSv,o 80 Il.
ents, they enjoyed almost entire Immunity
from disease Of any description until four
years ago, when Mr.. Hole was attacked by.
severe rheumatic pains Z and sciatica.
Having noticed an article telling OF the
merits Of DR.. Williams Pink Pills In
aineighbor going. to St. Paul was asked to
secure q box of them. Theeffect astonisked
the old folks In avery short time Mr. Hole
resumed his work about thesfarm, and has
been partic ularly free from rheumatic pains
pletely cured. Other remedies that weN
tried .preyiou afforded only Temporary re.
Ief-and not always that. ~ - ~
When, several months later, Mrs! Hols
was taken downs with rheumatism, 1t
affS sfa e adRss hsf S
In spite OF the fact that sheswass strongly
urged to try other edlcine, her faHh in. Tho
pills, established by the experience of her
husband, renamed unshaken.s twas but q
few days until all pain had disappeared, and
Mrs. Hole was well again and. able to at
tend to her household duties. asI carry boz
of them around with me afIsthe timer said
the genial old lady, producing the package.
mot for the world would Il be without
them. don't need themsvery often, but u
want to be prepared.' ~ u snTtS g 3
Both Mr. and MRS: Hole seem TO feel s
deep sense Of gratitude toward the manu-.
facturer OF this great medicine, and their
cheerful response to questions put to them
showed plainly that they wanted to tell the
world Of all the priceless benefit they had
received patA@ ssxa AZ ~
DR.. Williams Pink Pills. contain, in a
condensed form, all the elements necessary
to give new life and richness tost tho blood
and restore shattered nerves. They are a
unfailing specific foEsuch diseases as loco
motor ataxia, partial 'paraly sis, st 8Vitus,
dance, sciatica. aneuralgia, Rheumatism;
nervous headache, the after AFFECT Of ia
grippe, palpitation Of TIE heart, pale aud
sallow complexions, all forms. Of weakness
either in. male or female. Pink Pills are
sold by all dealers, or. viii Ibe sent post paid
on receipt OF price, (5Oe cents q box, or six
boxes for $3.50 they are never sold In bulk
or by the 1907, by addressing DR.. williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.