The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-07-24
a TRIP TO GERYER
AND WHAT CAME or II.
Experience Of . Rcd willow County
school Teachsr-One Of tho Veterans
who Marched with sherman to the
ssa" Tells How He was Isencnted.
From the Courier, Indianola, Neb.

& "a lew AoSo d6O q ISA0SSS III AOA
parties interested that q representative
Of the Courier visit the home OF j.. B.
Pickering, in Gerver precinct, and In
vestigate the case Of his daughter,
Miss Laura v. Pickering, q well-known
cordingly the editor himself deter
team took a drive into Gerver precinct.
We arrived at the home of Mr.. Pick
ering about l o'clock, and when we in
PRODUCED ourselves and made known
our business we received q cordial well
come.
After dinner we informed Miss Pick
er1ng that we came all the way from
1ndianola to find out how she happened
TO need Pink Pills for Pale People. etc,
ETC., also suggesting that she certainly
had no use for them now. or her ap-
pearance was deceptive, as she looked
said that h vas feeling quite well at
present, and that we should have been
there at dinner time in order to have
made a note of her appetite.
From childhood" said Miss Picker
Ing, Il had been a great sufferer from
rheumatism, and could get nothing
that would effect permanent cure.
>~A ooo AL PADAk11l6 VI H.
son county I was taken with q severe
t OF this disease. A neighbor lady
who had been cured from paralysis by
the use OF Pink Pills persuaded me,
much against my will, to give them @
trial. I had never taken any patent
medicines, and was opposed to any
thing of the kind. However, I consent
cd n commenced improving at once.
After taking them four months I was
fully restored to health and quit TAX
ing them, only n occasionally when
I felt the least indisposed. I have never
been troubled with rheumatism since.
father to try the Pink Pills for his
trouble" Yes" said Mr.. Pickering,
"she had such faith in the pills that she
thought they would cure me. You see,
my trouble is chronic. I was in the
army about three years. Marched with
Sherman to the sea, and was in many
with a distress In the stomach ever
since that time. and am now getting a
pension on that account. I laughed at
Laura for thinking Pink Pills would
help me, but to please her I gave them
g trial, and they helped me wonder
time they would have cured me. I
would not be without them in the
house, n after eating when I feel
a I take n and am benefited at
once. I know a number Of old soldiers
who are afflicted like myself, and they
say that nothing helps them 80 much
as the Pink Pills, but" said Mr.. Pick
ering, one should be sure to get the
genuine article. Not long ago I vas
IN %Indianola and went into drug
store there and inquired for D Will
liams' Pink Pills. The druggist In
formed me that he did not have them,
but had a much better pill for less
money. He persuaded. me to try a box.
+ did so and ave hat box yet, with
all it's pills except the first dose. I will
not take q substitute another time. DR..
Williams Pink Pills Is the only patent
medicine that we have ever had in the
house. We are not the only people in
this neighborhood who use these pills."
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, in
a condensed form, all the elements
necessary to give new life and rich
ness to the blood, and restore shattered
nerves. Pink Pills are sold by all deal
ers, or will be sen post paid on receipt
Of price, so cents a box, or six boxes for
$3.50, by addressing DR.. Williams Med.
Co., Schenectady, N. Y.