Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-10-10
CHRONIC CATARRR.
Sometimes Accompanied by Chilli.
ness, Choking Sensation and
WEAKNESS Of Limbs.
Mr.. james Conner Tells of Hts Exporf,
ence and After Long Siege Sue
oseds in Finding q Cure.
From INC Herald, Ocenton, Ky.

A member OF the Herald staff took a day
on last week, which was pleasantly spent
among the good people OF the southeastern
end Of the county. The eight-mile drive be-
tween Monterey and Tackett's Mill is full OF
interest and the country abounds in pictur-
sequences. This section is noted chiefly for
its running streams, bad roads, numerous
tollgates and pretty girls, with here and
there church or schoOl-housC, the great
civilizers and christian GERS OF the ages
One Of the most sturdy, honest and up
right citizens of this community is James
Conner, "a former Justice of the Peace in
the Monterey district and at present
School Trustee. Mr. Conner, with his wife
and three children, lives about a mi c and q
half from Tacketts Mil, Ky, and it was
the newspaper mans good fortune to enjoy
their generous hospitality. Hearing that
Mr.. Conner was a believer in DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People, he was asked
concerning the matter He said he was
forty-six years OF age and from early man
hood had been somewhat OF an invalid. He
explained infinitely how he had for twenty
five years suffered with what lie at first sup
posed was consumption, but later decided
was chronic Catarrh, soreness Of chest,
WEAKNESS Of limbs and a touch of rheuma-
tism. He was treated by several physicians
and took some medicines on his own ac-
count, but all TO no purpose. II was for the
rheumatism especially that he first began
the use OF Pink Pills. lie argued that if he
could get the blood right the rheumatism
would disappear and the whole system
would In time become removed. His snort
experience with DR.. Williams Pink Pills
was most gratifying, and 1t seems like n
positive pity that he WAS deprived of their
continued use by the force of unfortunate
circumstances. IL is earnestly 20 be hoped
that he will soon Sc Saabio4 u test them
moro fully ard that his brightest hopes may
be rcCliSCd.
Mr.. Corners statement is given below in
thn form Of affidavit in n Dlniu ct rniUbt for
ward manner, in his own words, Il great
deal better than it could be made by writ
ing column about it, Here 1t is:
"I have been troubled with chronic
catarrh for twenty-five years. During that
time l have been treated by numerous
physicians and have taken several kinds of
patent medicines, but received no perma-
nent relief. In the first stage of my trouble l
feared consumption and my physician
treated me for that disease. Later, how
ever, another physician pronounced it
bronchitis aud catarrh. l had frequent
spells, accompanied by chilliness, choking
sensations and WEAKNESS of limbs. Finally
a pamphlet in regard TO Dir. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People came into my hands,
which read carefully with great interest.
AS they were recommended for rheumatism
and kindred complaints, thought possibly
they might be OF benefit TO me, so procured
box.
"For about three weeks previous to this
confined to my room. Before half the pills
in the box were taken l experienced a de-
cided relief and was able TO do some work.
BY the time the full box was TAX, n j was
able to do rs much work as l had for fifteen
years. procured n second box, after tax
ing which felt still more improved This
was about one year ago. Owing to my
financial condition L was unable to con-
tinue the treatment, which l sincerely re-
gret, because am satisfied that had taken
a dozen boxes, or two dozen at the most, /
would have been permanently cured. /
should have said that l had been suffering
with pain in my left side and back, which
was also relieved TO great extent by the
pills taken. i have the utmost confidence
that DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People will do all that is claimed for them,
and it is my purpose TO procure more of
them as soon as l feel able TO do so and re-
sumo the treatment.
(Sirncd) JAMES CONNER
Subscribed and sworn to before me by
James Conner, this 2lst day Of MAY, 1896.
j. w. Hill. Justice OF the Peace.
After procuring Mr.. Corners statement,