The San Francisco call., 1896-10-17
Suffered From Childhood.
THE WAND OF MISERY WAS WAVED
OVER THE HEAD OF MRS. ROSE
PARGETER At AIN EARLY AGE.
From the statesman, salem. Or.

No victory in life bears so potent and so
grateful a sense as the achievement over dis
ease, the complete restoration to normal, phys
| ical and nerve conditions.
A case in point developed in Salem, Or,
lately. and the particulars OF the story as re-
ported to the Statesman were of g character to
warrant an investigation as q matter of news.
The beneficiary in this matter proved to be
Mrs. Rose Pargeter, the wife of the proprietor
| intelligence. one who would be conseien tiously
reluctant to make anything approaching an
exaggera ted statement.
Mrs. Pargeter said to the reporter that her
| childhood, girlhood and early womanhood had
| been made unhappy by her susceptibility to
nervous disorders which found expression in
| almost constant sick headaches, neuralgia
| and kindred evils that all but wrecked an
| otherwise happy and useful life.
Her parents. well-to-do and inspired by af-
| fectionate anxiety for their daughters future,
| employed the best physicians, but invariably
without success Almost every known medf-
| cine that seemed applicable to their daugh-
ter's case was tried in ceaseless succession but
| the trouble seemed irreradicable and irrepress-
| ible and even after her marriage to Mr. Parge-
! ter the same indomitable search for relief was
kept up and still the affections would lot
| abate, until at last Mrs Pargeter's health was
deemed irretfievably lost. and the future held
but little charm for the young people.
Mrs. Pargeter finally became so exhausted
| by repeated and enervating attacks of nerv-
BUSINESS, by the deadly internfittence of sick
headache and the frequent agonies of neural
gia that it was almost impossible for her to get
about at all.
The story OF how she came to take Pink Pills
is long one and need not be told here. Suf-
fee to say she did begin them and with the
following result:
The first box did not bring the coveted re-
lief, but Mrs. Pargeter is just woman and a
thorough one. She did not disparage the rem
edy because OF the failure at the first point
The second box was taken with careful ad-
herence to printed instructions, and lol the
dawn of her deliverance burst upon her She
proceeded with the treatment until the ninth
box had been disposed of, and to-day Mrs
Rose Pargeter is the active manager Of one OF
the largest dairies in this county and the
head OF one OF the happiest homes in the
world, and proud of the victory ACCOMPLISHED
with this splendid remedy. She will not suffer
the possible tnterpositior of any other agency
than the Pink Pills, ascribing the triumph to
them alone. and her gratitude for their extra
ordinary success is only equaled by that sue
cess itself.
(Signed) MRS. RosB PARGETER
STATE OF OREGON,
COUNTY OF MARION, iss'
Sworn and subscribed to before me this IIth
day OF August, 1896, JOHN NJ. PAYNE
Notary Public for Oregon
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