The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-10-27
:. Uncle Billy - Hubscll OF Bath. n. Y.
From the Advocate. Bah, " y.


Residents of Bath. n. v. have taken
great fancy Of late to Lake sRlubrin. which
lies just outside the village. RuI during the
past two years n score Of new cottages have
gunC up ON its shores. Choice locations arc
becoming scarce ana the early settlers are
careful now tp keep what dooryard they
have left Your correspondent visited the
IaE" Recently and dropped in 20 SEQ "Unclo
Billy Huhh"ll In his comfortable cottage
under tho pines. Mr.. Hubhell established
himself ut tn" Lake before tho boom COM
m'ncci. aud has one Of tho prc;tirst locu-
tions there.
Mr.. Huhhcil said that this was the first
spring in twenty wears in which no had been
iIeC from his old enemy, sriRtic rheumatism
~" Thought n" had contracted this dIsel-'.
while running us express messenger ON th.
Erie aud other railroads between lSlg nm.
1859. although hC dill not feel its acute
symptoms until spuC tlfiopn yeats later. Mr.
lluhb"Il = now IN" second oldest eNl r,,<su,an
in IN" United States aud rCcnlls many inter
CstiDg "reminiscences of these enrly days In
1876 he went to the Western frontier and
has suffered from s'iatic rheumatism over
since. Speaking 81 the many Efforts he had
made 20 get reltot from this painful ailmCut
hC snid that while in Nav Mexico he visited
the Las Vegas and Hamas springs, aud later
he tried those AT Manitou, Col. aud Little
Rock, Ark. Coming east ne tile tho Whit"
sulphur Spring Ohio. 81. Catherine can.
aud Clifton aud Avon. in Now York hut
without being able 30 get the slightest rclief
As ne advanced in ngr. his trouble became
more painful. "Whv, he exclaimed. point
ing To the farm house Of William Burlcson
about six hundred feet distant, II would
yell go when those twnges caught mo Tint
they could hear mo down there "
William ~. Halo 4. owner 81 Hullock' :
nnuk. I'm Bath, is a nephew Of Mr.. Uubbcll
and last winter hr insisted that "UncIo BG-
ly' should try Pink Pills for Pnlo People for
his Rheumatism. Mr. Hubbell II free 10 sny
that ne had mo- faith in the pills whatever
and only tried them because 81 tho insist
enc" Of Mr.. IIalock. "" had nlrrulv tried
more thHn n million remedies before hc
"pmo 20 Pink Pills ani rs mono had rendered
him the slightest benefit he WINS pretty we'll
Discouraged. However. To please Mr Hat
lock, he got n box 81 Pink Pills. Since then
l-omc thr"o or four mpnthsl. Mr. Hubhrll
has not felt single truce of rheumatism
and - now ON his fourth box ~ tho pills H.
cannot explain how this marvellous roli"f
was effected. but feels sure u was tho pills
which did II. mud Is now as ,nlhu~lns'ic I'm
their endorsement as was his nephew Mr.
Hnlock. NJ Huhh"ll now comes into ia, IA
almost every day and says he could rid" u
hicycl" II te only had some ono TO help him
on and on.
S'n,ecribod aud sworn ~ before mo this
A. day Of May, 1876
W. L. TIU. Notary PuhIc.
pr williams Pink Pills for Pale People
are now given to the public as an unfuilin,
bloc builder aud norvc restot"r curing MA
forms Of weakness arising from u wntrrv
condition Of the blood or shattered nerves.
IN" pils are sold by nil dealers. or will Ice
sent post pHid on receipt Of price. % cents %
box or six boxes for 80 10. by addressing
Or. Williams Medicine Company, Schenec.
tady. NY,
a tauit VIII attract more attention to us
Than virtue.