The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-04-16

There is at least one happy man in San
Francisco to-day-one man who can enjoy,
despite the fact of his being sixty years of
age and of corpulent build, the full and free
use of all the powers of mind and body.
James Keenan, is prominent liquor
dealer at 256 Brannan Street, and it is he
who is now lauding those who have restored
him from bed of pain to his former youth
full activity. Mr.. Keenan, had, to within a
year ago, been blessed with the enjoyment
of almost perfect health. He had never
known what it was to be confined for weeks
at time upon couch of painful disease,
nor even to lose the vigorous action of mind
or limb which had enabled him, through the
many years of his business life, to perform
his daily tasks unaided and unadvised.
It was year ago that Mr.. keenan, first
suffered the hand of disease to take hold
upon him. At that time he was stricken
down by an aggravated attack of rheuma'
tism, which robbed him of the use of his
lower limbs and of both his hands. For
fully six weeks he lay on his couch, help.
less victim of the dread disease, and all the
time he suffered intense pain in the affected
pOIUlOHS Vi Ills DOuy. Ilt COulu uOG move
himself upon his bed, and all that he ate
had to be fed to him by those in attendance.
He had about despaired of ever gaining re.
lease from the clutches of the frightfuI dis.
ease, when one morning his attention was
drawn to an advertisement in a morning
paper of a remedy for rheumatism. The
story of what succeeded this casual glance at
medicine advertisement can best be told in
the words of Mr.. Keenan, himself, who
when asked for an explanation of his SEEM
ingly miraculous cure, gave the following
account
at seemed to me that after all the weeks
of terrible suffering that had endured there
faith in patent medicines, and when I saw
in a paper the advertisement of Williams
Pink Pills was induced to try them only
in sheer desperation. / did not feel any re-
lief until I began taking the second box OF
the pills, but then the pain began gradually
to leave me, my appetite became better, and
1 could sleep soundly throughout. the night
pains that had before kept me awake. l
continued to take the pills and it was only a
short time until the rheumatism had entirely
left my hands, and had so far recovered the
use Of my legs as to be able to walk about
the house without assistance. In about two
ease, but took two more boxes of the pills
as precaution against return Of the rheu-
matism. From the time that the last trace
of the disease left me have not felt the least
sign of its return, and 1 can truthfully say
that now enjoy as free use of my limbs as
ever I did before the rheumatism attacked
me.
II have taken the pains to recommend
Williams Pink Pills to number of my
friends who are suffering from rheumatism.
think know of no other remedy that will
afford such quick and permanent relief from
rheumatism as do Williams Pink Pills, and
I only hope that many others may be brought
to see and feel the high curative powers that
the pills possess"
The following case was also called to the
attention Of the Examiner, shortly after the
publication of the above, and is given here
vouched for by that great paper.
Four years ago, at the time of the trouble
between the United States and Chilli, as a
result of the killing of the sailors of the U.