Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-03
LUMBAGO.
A Condition Due to Strain or Rheuma-
tism, Marked by Pain and Stiffness
IN tho Lower Rack.

A Condition Due to Strain or Rheuma-
tism, Marked by Pain and Stiffness
in the Lower Back.
From the Sentinel, Milaoaukee, Wis.
Mr.. NJ J Egan, the well-known insur-
ance man, for some time past has occupied
commodious quarters in the Mack Block
Milwaukee, Wis Nearly a year and half
ago Mr.. Egan was stricken down with
an aggravated case of lumbago, the pain
caused by which was almost intolerable.
Naturally enough ordinary local treat
ments were first used, but so rapidly worse
did the patient become that the best pro-
fessional aid was quickly secured and
the strongest and most potent medicines
known to the profession applied, but only
to fail.
At this most critical moment trial OF
DR.. Williams Pink Pills was suggested,
and eagerly accepted. Then, to use Mr..
Egan's exact languages: 1.-THE fight went
on, although for two days there was
certainly little, if any, change for the bet
ter. A8Eer that there was never a moment
of doubt, returning health came rapidly,
and since that time-it is over year now
there has never been return of the COM
plant or the slightest indication of
pain. That's what / call doing good SER
vice in a good cause, ard | stand ready to
indorse Pink Pills as an invaluable RENE
dy, through personal knowledge of their
ability to cure. 1t only took two boxes to
do the work for me"
Another and still more remarkable cure
which has recently come to our notice Is
that of Mr.. w. III. Hanson, of 1901 ely
bourne street. Mr.. Hanson is an engineer
by profession, and has been connected IN
that capacity with the Milwaukee Casket
Company for the past twenty years.
An interview with this gentleman eFlc-
tied the fact that he has been sufferer
pfc
years, the attacks at times being so severe
as to preclude the possibility of work.
The last of these occurred somewhat over
q year ago, at which time, for period or
six months he was unable to perform any
kind of manual labor, even when not
absolutely confined to the house, about
which he made slow and labor1Ous passage
oy means of crutches. AS in many other
instances several different remedies were
applied under the immediate supervision
of local physicians, butsWithOut obtaining
lasting, even if momentarily noticeable,
results. Then it was that DR.. Williams
Pink Pills were called into service, the
result being almost Immediate relle1'
discontinuance of clutches, return to
work, and better physical condition gener-
ally than has obtained for the past three
or four years.
1.-THE facts of this remarkable cure, az
we'll as my general improvement In
health, remarked MT. hanson, mas Deen
the wonder and talk of a number OF my
fellow workmen, who could not but re-
mark so marked and seemingly permanent
Il change.
1T is nearly year now since my re-
covery, and in that time | have had but
little indeed to remind me of my old
complaint. That means much for man
who is called upon to work reasonably
hard seven days a week"
DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain, in
condensed form, all the elements neces-
sary to give new life and richness to the
blood and restore shattered nerves. They
are sold in boxes (never in loose bulk) at
so cents a box or six boxes for $3.50, and
may be had of all druggists, or direct by
mail from DR.. Williams Medicine Com
pany, Schenectady, n. y.