The National tribune., 1896-04-02

to experience the first symptoms Of relief
had always been troubled with sort Of vertigo
after my first stroke of paralysis TO such an ex-
tent that when got out Of my bed my head
| would swim and bad difficulty in saving my
self from falling. Ny appetite was bad, dges-
| tive organs ruined and no assimilation Of food.
In addition to my many other ailments, rheu-
| matism held prominent place. By the time
had finished the first box Of Pink Pills 1aa
comparatively free from these minor ills. Ny
appetite returned, the digestive organs goa
| down TO their daily grind and the rheumatism
disappeared. was much encouraged. and inn
| mediasely sent for q half-a-dozen boxes Of the
Pink Pills. Relief followed upon relief with
astonishing rapidity. First one all would dis
appear then another, until the pills got TO work
upon the foundation stones Of my trouble
paralysis. felt = sense Of exhilaraEion, and
the general effect was beneficial becoming mors
so each day. Noting this fact increased the
dose from one to two pills after each meal for n
few days. Before had taken the sir boxes OF
pills was sitting in my chair one afternoon,
when felt a curious sensation in my left foot
Upon investigation / found it had Aexed, or. in
other words. became movable, and cOuId movs
it. From that time on my Improvement vas
steady, and IL was not long before was walk
ing around on crutches with little or no dis
comfort. It was three years before taking the
Pink Pills that / had been able to use the
clutches at any time. My health is daily inn
proving. and they have done me more good
than all the doctors and all the medicines in
the country, and they are not costly I can
easily afford the treatment"
Mr. Blundin tells Of another remarkable cure
effected By the use Of Pink Pills. One Of his
comrades in the army was Lewis j. Allen OF
Battle Creek, Michigan who has been q suf-
ferer from rheumatism nearly all his life. Mr..
Allen is grandson Of Ethan Allen of Revou-
tionary fame. II know" said Mr. Blundn,
"tbat Mr.. Allen could not lift his arms 10 his
head, or even his hands to his mouth because
of chronic rheumatism. He read in Detroit
paper Of the wonderful cure made by Pink
Pills and bought box. His cure was sudden
and complete. Knowing that / was a sufferer
from rheumatism, along with my other ills ho
wrote me about his recovery, and advised ms
to try them. / was then using them. He said
he had perfect control of his arms and hands,
and could use them freely without experiencing
any pain. He added that a cure for rheuma-
tism the Pills were the most complete in the
world. My case alone proves that. I Just
want to say that if any person will call or send
a letter, will cheerfully give them the benefit
Of my experience with Pink Pills, and recon-
mend them as an unfailing remedy for all cases
like mine, for I am confident that my greatly
benefited condition is due solely to the use OF
DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People"
Mr.. Bluudin has spent thousands Of dollars
with various doctors in his attempt to receive
the cure effected by nineteen boxes Of Pink
Pills. which cost him $3.50. OF his own Volt
tiOn Bfr. Bundin made the following affidavit
as to the truth Of the above story:
HULMEvILLE, BUCKS COUNTY. Pa,
May 10 1893.
Personally appeared before me Lewis ID.
Blundin, who being duly sworn, stated that
the above statement was true.
lSigned y LEWIS d. BLUNDIN.
CAROLINE KEEN Witness
GEORGE HOREs0N, Justice Of the Peace.
An attractive book Of thirty-tUo pages entitled
T0 the Veteran containing interviews NTH pronsi-
nent er-soldiers, and beautifully illustrated vii DO
sent to any address by the DR.. Williams Medicine
Co., Schenectady, ny. on receipt Of tCo-cent
stamp for postage.
The foregoing is but two Of many wonderful
cures that have been credited to DIR. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People. Diseases which