Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-06-25
YOUNG AT FIFTY.
How a Methodist Minister Carrie g
His Years.
Rev. william Young, of Oswego, Tells q
Reporter His Secret of Good
Health-Wili Surely Benefit
| Everyone Who Fol-
| lows His Advice.

Probably no man is better known or more
highly respected in OswegO, N. Y, than
Rev. William Young, Of the Methodist
Church. Mr.. Young has not Conference
appointment, butholds arespOnsiblcposition
with the Oswego City Savings Bank, where
he has been trusty emplOye for the past
twenty years.
In the spring Of 1894 Mr.. Young looked as
if his time on earth was limited and that he
would he laid at rest with the great major
ity before snow covered the ground. But,
Instead of failing as was predicted, he soon
gained a more healthy look and appeared
stronger. AS the months went by this i'm
proVement continued, until now he Is as
rugged and apparently as healthy as
young man Of thirty, although his gray
locks denote n more advanced age. A Tunes
reporter, determined TO find out what had
made this great, and it might be said phenom-
email change, called upon Mr.. Young at the
bank and put the question direct ana 1e-
cciycd the following reply:
"lu truth am "A changed man, anu owe
my present good health TO DIR. Williams
Pink Pills. In the spring of 1891 was all
run down and had commenced To thlnk that
my time had come. l had to be prescribed
for by physicians, and although lrecelNeu
temporary relief, the same old trouble came
back again aud | was worse than before. !
had no strength or appetite, and ply sicallyl
was in miserable condition. After my work
1 would go home, but the general lassitu ie
which hung over me left me without any
ambition, and when L would go to the table
to eat, my appetite failed me ana would
have TO leave without taking hardly amy
uOurishmeut. My kidneys were also badly
Affected, and i was in utter despair. One
| day, here at the bank, happened To pick up
one of the local papers, and my eye fell on
an advertisement of DR.. Williams Pink
| Pills. The advertisements gave a descrip-
ton of u man who, afflicted as L then was,
had been cured by using DIR. Williams FINK
| Pills. | was not "A believer IN that kind OF
| ioctOring, but concluded as a last resort To
try o box of the pills, making up my
mind that il they did not help me certainly
would not be in ured any. Going to drug
\ store, purchased a box of DIR. Williams
| Pink Pills and commenced taking them ac-
| cording to directions. Very soon after be-
| gan TO feel better and i saw had made no
mistake in trying the pills, and before The
| first box was emptied L felt so much i'm
| proved that | Immediately purchased an
| other. had taken seven boxes oil the pills,
and at the eud of last summer felt was
| entirely cured and discontinued their use,
but always keep a box handy if occasion ri
| quires. / am now entirely cured. The las
| situde has left me, my kidneys are all right
/ and my appetite-well, you should see me
/ at the table. l am a new man again, and in
/ stead OF feeling like man OF fifty, which Is
| my age, L feel like youngster OF twenty,
and give DIR. Williams Pink Pills the full
| credit for this great change. l have recon-
mended these pills to several of my neigh.
| bors and acquaintances who have been re
lleved OF their complaints"
William Young, being duly sworn, de.
poses aud says he is the gentleman referred
to in the above interview, and it Is true IN
| every respect. WILLIAM YOUNG.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thi:
25th day of May, 1895.
| BERNARD GALLAGHER, Notary Public.
| DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain all the
elements necessary to give new life anC
richness to the blood and restore shattered
nerves. They are for sale by all druggists
or may be had by mail from DIR. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, n. Y. for
| so cents per box, on six boxes for $50.