Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-22
His Life Made Miserable.
FOR TWELVE LONG YEARS POST.
MASTER KING SUFFERS
FROM NERVOUSNESS.
At Times He Thought He Would Surely
Die-Is Now Fifty-onc Years Old and as
Healthy and Hearty a. Young Man Of
Twenty-one.
From the Tribune. Trenton, Mo.

From the Tribune, Trenton, Mo.
Postmaster VIM. King, Of Hickory,
Mo-. this county, was in the city Thurs
day and related to a reporter for thu
Tribune the story of his wonderful euro
from nervousness, with which he had
been sorely afflicted for about twelve
years. The story Is nothing more or
less than a recital Of an almost miracu-
lous transformation from a miserable
and gradually weakening condition to
strong, vigorous manhood as the result
Of q simple remedy persistently taken.
Twelve years ago." said Mr.. King,
IT became afflicted with nervousness to
such an extent as to render me miser-
able I applied to our local physician
for aid and was told that short treat
ment would bring me out all right.
took the medicine prescribed faithfully
but soon saw that instead of getting
better was gradually growing worse.
began to loose sleep at night and to be
troubled with a consequent weakness
and lack Of energy the following day
I returned to the physician and the
medicine first prescribed was changed
but without effect
IT rapidly grew worse until finally .
could not sleep without the aid OF an
opiate and also became so weak that I
could not do full days work. l had
now been suffering with the disease for
some eight or ten years and had be.
come q complete physical wreck. It
began to affect my heart and l lived
In constant dread of sudden death as
q result of heart failure. I was COM
PEELED to almost abandon my trade, that
Of a blacksmith, and despite all my eff
forts was compelled to admit that was
gradually sinking to my grave. / was
in such q condition as to be willing to
try anything and everything in the
hope of relief, but had. however, no
confidence in anything that tried.
About this time ! noticed In some
newspaper an advertisement OF Or.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
The advertisement told Of case sim
liar to mine, though not nearly so bad,
where q cure had been effected by the
Pink Pills. I decided to give the rem
edy a trial and sent to Jamesport Tor
box Of the pills, which 1 purchase! at
C. e. CIRCUITS Drug Store. / began
taking them, one at time three times
q day. To my great surprise began
to improve in heal I continued to
take the pills and to improve in health
until soon could sleep at night. grew
stronger at once 4 nd resumed my work
at the forge. used the pills until the
first of January this year at which time
/ discontinued their use, feeling as
strong as l ever did in my life. l have
worked every day since and am as
healthy and hearty as when l was
young man. / am now ilfty-one years
Of age and can do as hard days work
as any man."
When asked If he had any objection
10 our publishing an account OF his
wonderful cure Mr.. King replied: NO,
indeed, T-wish you would publish 1t.
consider that the Pink Pills saved my
life and want to recommend them TO
the world"
would you have any objections TO
making affidavit to the facts contained
herein?"
None whatever, but as there Is no
official near, before whom l could ap-
pear, Just say that I make these state
ments as postmaster and on my WORD
as gentleman. Please add that If any
afflicted person would like to hear from
me 1 shall be glad to answer any lester
addressed to me at Hickory, Grundy
County, Missouri"
DR.. williams Pink Pills contain, In a
condensed form, all the elements necos-
sary to give new life and richness to
the blood and restore shattered nerves.
Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or
will be sent post paid on receipt OF
price. so cents box, or six boxes for
$3.50. by addressing DIR. Williams Med-
cine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.