The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-08-27
BLACK TROUBLE.
From the Evening Times, Buffalo, ".

From the Evening Times, BuDdlo, ". Y.
A little over three years ago the home of
Herman klingler, No. % West Genesee
Street, was enveloped by thick, black cloud
Of sadness and trouble.
Mrs. klingler, then q woman of Al years
of age, was taken with a severe case of grip.
The most experienced doctors in the city
gave her up. For weeks she fingered be-
tween life and death, and finally when she
recovered from the grip, she was left a Grip
For life?
Well, so the family physician said, but
subsequent events have proved thai he vas
wrong.
Mrs. Klingler's entire left side was para
lyzed. She could not walk across the room,
and the fingers of her left hand were so
weak that she could not hold a handkerchief.
For weeks, aye months. she fingered, q
burden upon her friends.
The terrible seige of illness through which
she had passed left her almost totally blind.
1t was indeed a sad, pathetic case.
Then somebody recommended DR.. VIII.
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People.
OF course, Mr.. klingler scoffed at the idea.
" If the best doctors in the city, who fix up
medicine just to suit her case, can't cure her,
how can she be helped by a patent medicine,
made only to benefit a principle of disease,
and not a case, !" he said.
He was finally persuaded to use them,
however. Doubling that they would do his
wife any good, but determined to try them.
Mr.. klingler bought six boxes of the pills.
Now Mr.. Klingler is a fair man, and he
did not expect any benefit from the first few
doses. He persevered and had the final sat-
istaction of seeing his wife a well woman.
Mr.. klingler was seen at the headquarters
of his large Truss Mandatory, No. % West
Genesee Street, by a Times reporter.
He could not find words strong enough to
sound the praises of his wife's benefactors.
"Dr. Williams Pink Pills." he said,
'are the greatest boon that have ever been
given to mankind. Were it not for them
my home would be a dreary invalid's habi-
tation. When the grip left my wife a physi-
cal and almos. mental wreck, you can
imagine how bad l felt. | did everything
for her but nothing helped her case until we
side is now all right. Her left hand is as
strong as the other one and she walks as
straight as an arrow. | think there is moth
ing the remedy cannot do.
"My wife's sight is not yet entirely de-
stroyed, but we think and hope, that by per-
sistent use of the pills, even this i'll may be
overcome. Her eye-sight since she has been
using the pills is certainly a little better.
"You must not expect, of course, that one
of Two DOAtS OI Jnls or any OLnef remedy
will effect a cure. Give it a chance. My
wife took twenty-five boxes of the pills be-
fore she was entirely cured. This represents
quite an outlay, but health is cheap at any
price, n besides the treatment is much
cheaper than the services of a doctor would
be-.
you can say for me that / heartily
recommend DR.. Williams Pink Pills to all
sufferers. If they will only give them a fair
chance, they will do wonders for Them"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, in a
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to give new life and richness to the blood
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dance. ~sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nerv-
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Of rrice. 50 cents a box, or six boxes for
$40 Iy addressing DIR. Williams Medicine
Company. Schenectady. N. Y.