The Dickinson press., 1896-08-08

term of his re.enlistment Sergeant Scace pa,.
tlclpited i'll some Of the hottest struggles ~
The war. Many a gray.haired veteran 10.
day recalls the scenes Of Iiatcher's Run, the
fall Of Petersburg and the battle Of Sailors
Creek.
1865, Mr.. Scacc returned to Albany and
settled down once again TO his business and
social interests. He has resided in the city
ever since. 1t would seem that now, of all
times, his peace and happiness would have
been uninterrupted. Such was not to be the
ease, for four years ago, while engaged in
experimenting the raising Of the immense
smokcstack Of the Albany Electric power
house, the lever Of a loosencd windlass struck
him heavy blow across the back. The
effect of the blow was not ut first apparent,
he being able to leave his he'd in a few days.
But the worst was to follow, for without
warning he was seized with sciatic rheuma.
tism in all its virulence. Untold agony fol-
lowed.
Said Mr.. Scace, Il could not sleep for the
pain. No one will know the tcrtures the
rheumatism gave me. don't know how
lived during those days. I became little
life didn't have anything but suffering in it.
Cures? l tried every so-called rheumatic
cure that was ever invented. l gave all Of
them good trial before l stopped taking
them. My friends and neighbors recon-.
mended remedy after remedy that they heard
OF, but my rheumatism went on just the
same. Well, after had almost had the life
paper account Of DIR. Williams Pink Pills,
and thought might as well add another
name to the list as not, so ordered some of
my druggist.
81 tell you, was glad in those days to
hear OF anything that could give me any
hope at all. Yes, got them, and before +
had taken tro 6ores that pain began to leave
ME. Why, couldn't understand it.
couldn't imagine myself being cured. But
boxes aras cured. The suffering which had
male my life almost unbearable for so long
had disappeared. was q new man.
81 began to get strong. picked up in
flesh and went back to my business with
all the vigor and vim Of young man. I
think everyone who knows me will tell you
what it did for me. Pink Pills is the grandest
mcn.lation will do it any good / want you to
use it. | hope others will hear of it and be
benefited us have been. Everyone should
hear of it. can't say too much for them,"
MIR. Scace exclaimed enthusiastically in con.
clusion.
This is but one Of the many cases in which
Pink Pills have taken such q bcne6cent part
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Mr.. Scace is now enjoying the fruits of an
unusually large business, managed solely by
himself, and covering almost the entire east.
crn portion of the State. Mr.. Scace is also
an ivory carver of marked ability, which he
follows solely for his own pleasure. Many
little trinkets, carved by the light of the
campfire, attest his skill in this direction,
Far from being solicited to recommend tho
curative which had taken such a load Of
misery from his life, in his gratitude his
praise for it is unstinted and unceasing.
And from his own statements one may easily
see that when he does cease to sing its vir.
tues, it will be to answer the last mastering
in.
Dr.Williams' Pink Pills contain, in q con.
densetl form, all the elements necessary to
give new life and richness to the blood and
restore shattered nerves. They are an un-
fliling specific for such diseases as locomotor
ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus' dance.
sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous
headache, the after effect of Ia grippe, palpi-
tation of the heart, pale and saliow com.
plexions, all forms of weakness either in
male or female. Pink Pills are sold by ali
dealers, or will be sent post paid on receipt
Of price, $50 cents box, or six boxes fer
$2.5O-thcy are never sold in bulk or BY tho
1907 by addressing DIR. Williams' Nedicins
Company, Schenectady, n. Y,