The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-28
REV, N, wayne WOLCO7T7T|'
interviewed by the Reporter for
1.-THE Independent"
He Tells of His Recovery from an Illness that
Threatened to Incapacitate Him. Is now Able
to Attend to His Duties. Has Nothing but
Words of Praise for the Remedy Used
From ne Independents AUBURN. N. r.

From G1e independents AuOtfrrs, ~. +.
It having come to the knowledge Of the
editor of the Cayuga County Independent of
Auburn, that Rev. n. Wayne Wolcott, Pas
tor of Baptist Church, of Fleming, N. Y,
had been cured of nervous prostration by
the use of DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People, he sent a reporter to that town to
ascertain from Mr.. Wolcott the truth Of
the report and receive from his own lips a
statement of his case and how he had been
benefited.
The reporter found Mr.. Wolcott TO be a
gentleman some 40 or As years of age, in
good health, and active in his ministerial
duties. He is highly esteemed as a pastor
and a citizen, and is gentleman of strict
integrity, whose statements can be implicitly
relied upon as truthful in every respect and
devoid of exaggeration. In reply to ques-
tons as to the truth of the report that he
had been benefited by Pink Pills he made
the following statement: Eight years ago
while pastor of the Baptist Church in Covert,
N. Y, was stricken with nervous prostra-
ton. During the winter of 1888, had
conducted revival services and delivered
series of lectures in addition to my work as
pastor and became completely run down.
l could not work, and felt as though my
days we're numbered. / tried a doctor, but
did not receive much aid from him.
AT this time l received a call from the
church at Tully, N. Y. Atfrst determined
not to accept 1t, for knew that in my weak
condition could not do the work. But hoping
against hope, finally decided ID try and ae-
cordingly went there. Ny health continued
to fail and l grew weaker, and thought |
would have to give up entirely my work for
God, which love. Just then, however, the
sun broke through the clouds. Mr.. Tall
man, of Tully whom | shall always re-
member as benefactor, recommended me
TO try DR.. Williams Pink Pills. He had
tried them and they had done him good. As
a last resort tried them. The effect was
wonderful and immediate From the very
first box my system began to tone up, my
blood became rich, and once more became
the strong and vigorous man l was before
my health failed.
My labors if you know of the labors Of
country parson, you can readily believe,
were very heavy. | had not been able TO
WI NJ Nhu was lociIS my III the
cause of Christ, but like magic my old vigor
returned and for three more years labored
there and raised 81, 200 toward building up
the Church in addition TO my regular duties.
All my friends say of me that am a very
hard working man, but in Covert | could
not work. After l went to Tully and the
pills had restored my health, think may
say that l merited that name For three or
four. years after l left Tully did evangelistic
work. Two years ago / came here. Since
then have never had any return of my old
trouble, but am in good health, strong and
active, with no symptom of nervous pros
tration, which was caused by overwork. 1t
is homely expression, but felt like a
"wrung-out dish-cloth without any starch
in it,"
| owe my present good health to Pink
Pills, and want most heartily to commend
the magic remedy to every one troubled
with nervous prostration or physical
weakness"
As a parting remark Mr.. Wolcott said " I
have often thought that in return for what
DR.. Williams Pink Pills have done for me,
would like TO become a medical missionary
TO make known their merits"