The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-07-18
HIS LIFE MADE MISERABLE
For Twelve Long Years Posi-.
master King Suffers nom
Nervousness.
11mes He Thought He Would eur.av
Oe-Is Now Fifty-Ons Years Ola
and As Healthy and Hearty
a. . Young Man of
Twenty-Five.



postmaster VIM. King, Of Hickory. No
tnis county, was in the city Thursdav an,
related to reporter for the Tttbuns th
story OF his wonderful cure from nervou,
ness, with which he had been sorelv aff1icta,
ior ABOUT twelve years. The story IL moth
ing more or less than recital of an almos
miraculous transformation from q miser
abe AID gradually weakening condition d
strong, vigorous manhood as the result of ,
sinpie remedy persistently taken.
Twelve years ago." said Mr.. King. 81
became afflicted with nervousness to suct
an extent as to render me miserable. an
pneo 10 our local physician for aid and wa,
'oio tnat short treatment would bring me
out All right. took the medicine prescribed
faithfully but soon saw that instead of get.
Ing better was gradually growing worse
4 began to lose sleep at night and to be
troubled with consequent weakness and
lack OF energy the following day. I re-
turned to the physician aud the medicine
nrst prescribed was changed, but without
euect | then tried other means, ayailiue
myself OF every opportunity to better nv
conaltion, but to no avail.
rapidly grew worse, until finally I
conid not sleep without the aid of an opiate
xn9 also became so weak I could not do q
iuii oay's work. had now been suffering
WIN the disease for some eight or ten wears
anu mad become complete physical wreck
~ began to affect my heart and lived in
constant dread Of sudden death as q result
OF heart failure. Twas compelled to almost
soandon my trade, that of blacksmith, and
oesPlte all my efforts was compeiled 10 nd.
NIT tnat l was gradually sinking to nv
grave. was in such condition as to Be
the hope Of relief, but had, however. no
confidence In anything that tried.
About this time noticed in some news
paper an advertisement of Dr. Williama,
rink rms Tor Pale People. The advertise
ment told OF case similar to mine, though
erected by the Pink Pills. decided to give
the remedy trial and sent to Jamesport
Ior box OF the pills, which purchased at
Y. Il. Circuits Drug Store. began taking
them, one at a time three times a dav. 70
my great surprise ! began to improve in
improve in health until soon could sleep at
night grew stronger atonce and resumed
my work at the forge. ! used the pills I'M.
III the hrst of January this year at which
time l discontinued their use, feeling as
strong Is 1 ever did in my life. Ihave
and hearty as when was young man. / |
am now hfty-one years of age and can do |
az hard days work as any man,
When asked il he had any objection TO |
ouf PuouSnlng an account OF his wonderful
cure Mr.. King replied: mo, indeed, wish |
you would publish it l consider that the |
Pink Pills saved my life and l want 10 |
recommend them to the world"
would you have any objections to max. |
Ing afhdavit to the facts contained hereinw
None whatever, but as there is no of8cial |
near, before whom could appear, Just say |
that make these statements as postmaster /
and on my word as gentleman. Please
add that II any afflicted person would like |
70 hear from me shall be glad to answer
any letter addressed TO me at Hickory.
0rundy County, Missouri"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, in q CON
densed form, all the elements necessary to
give new life and richness to the blood and
restore shattered nerves. They are an up-
failing specific for such diseases as loco
motor ataxia, partial paralysis, st. Vitus'
dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheum atism, nerve
ous headache, the after effect of la CRIME.
palpitation OF the heart, pale and sailow
all forms Of weakness either
u male or fema'e, and all diseases resulting
from vitiated humors in the blood. Pink
Pills are sold by all dealers, or will be sent
post paid on receipt Of price, SO cents a box.
pr six boxes for ESQ they are never sold
n bulk or by the 100 by addressing DR..
NY.