The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-06-20
THOUGHT HE HAD JAUNDlCE.
OTHER DOCTORS SAID DIABE-
TES, INDIGESTION, TORPID
LIVER, ETC.
But None of the Prescribed Remedies
Did Any Good, So the Patient IRE
scribed for Himself with Wonder ui
p.sr,ts-HsJ Il Now a Well Man.


From the Reporter, Fond du Lac, Vas.
Abour A wear ago The Reporter CORE
spondent on a trip through StockbTidSe'
Wisconsin. was introduced to Mr.. j. W.
Flower. whose appearance was anything
but pleasant to one unacQudnted WIN
disease and its effects. One would thihA
Mr. Flower had iaundIce or consumption
and TO the reporter il seemed that ne vas
not long Tor this world. Some SIX months
later the correspondent saw Mt FloWer
again. and there was 4 very marked mn
rrovement in his appearance In reply
to a question as to what had been the mat
ter with him he stated ne dld not KNOW
exactly. but that he had been examined
and treated by several PHYSICIANS VINO
failed to agree as to his ailments. SAID
Mr.. Flower:
'One stated had diabetes, another in
digestion, and another said my spleen
failed 10 supply the system with Suthcieht
red corpuScles. another said my liver had
become hardened and torpid, but non" OF
the remedies prescribed did me any good.
| was cold and weak nearly all the time;
| had no ambition. | had ChlllS and lhcn
heat flashes. | was at times numb ana
thought | was paralyzed, my legs We're
- weak | could scarcely walk Il block aL
times. | had given up all hope OF ever
getting better. when one day | read an
article in The Reporter which spoke OF
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
Il thought ii was about the same ~
with other patent medicines and pad no
attention 10 il, but my wife, who had been
troubled as most women are. concluded
t. send for box of the pills Ia use IN her
case which she did. | read the circular
wrapped around the box and concluded
to try them myself unknown TO her. !
had no faith in their doing me any good,
hut much to my surprise. after taking
them a week | began feeling better and a.
my wife was also feeling better | told
her | was taking the pills, l sent tor
two boxes more. and in two months | was
much better. My strength has improved
ever since, and | am still gaining flesh.
| have regainCd my appetite, and to-day
| can do as much work on the farm a any
man III my employ.
Then, Mr.. Flower, you honestly be-
lipve that Dr. Williams Pink Pills have
cured you and your wife, questioned
the correspondent.
Yes. and have given them to my chill
dren when they complain and on them
they work like magic. 1t would be inn
possible for me To speak too highly of Or
Williams Pink Pills, which | have At
all times in my household. | commenced
to use the Pink Pills in my family about
one year and half ago, and find them 10
: do moro than they are advertised 10 do.
would not he without them for any price,
and am always glad to recommend them
7 10 All NY lIltllIS, anu NbNlb bhNlNt' i'l
others to use them. especially those who
have suffered as myself and wife have
suffered
/ Mr.. Flower after the interview, sub
mitted the following:
"Stockhridge. Wis. Jan. Is. 1896.
/ 81. w. Flower, being duly sworn on his
oath. SAYS the foregoing statement Is cor
rect and true.
Z tSignPd.l j. W. FLOW Err.
I Personally appeared before me this 18Th
+ day of January, 1896. the above named
+ j. W. Flower, and acknowledged the
same W. Il MILLER.
Notary Public. Calumet County, Wis.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain, in a
/ condensed form. all the elements neccs-
sary to give new life and richness to the
I blood and restore shattered nerves. Pink
/ Pills are sold by all dealers. or viii be sent
post paid on receipt Of price 90 centS Il
box. or six boxes for $50. by addressing
/ Dr. Williams Med. 20. Schenectady ny.