The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-11-06
SATISFIED SISTERS.
What Postponed the Trip to Ho,
Springs.
From, DE TriDune. C,llman. AZ.

From NE Tribune, CtatIndT1, Atd.
Two wen-known ladies Of Holly Pond,
Cullman County, Alabama, are the Misses
II. A. and N. +. Shepard, and they are held
an the highest esteem.
Two years ago, Miss NJ. f. Shepard was
stricken with terrible sickness, from which
she suffered long. The history Of the case
is so interesting that we publish the ladys
own version as it is every way worthy of
perusal:
Two years ago last February, / was
stricken with terrible pain around my
heart, which Frustrated me for hours, and
from then on grew weaker until spring,
when from impaired circulation and i'm
poverishment of the blood, a stomach diff
Guilty set in, bloating my body fearfully. OF
course was confined to my bed and to add
to my sorrows a general attack of rheuma-
tism followed, so that motion was painful,
and locomotion impossible.
Several physicians were consulted but
they gave me no relief, until the last came
who so helped my stomach difficulty, that
after several months 1 was able to sit up.
stayed, and was advisedthat my only hope,
was the Hot Springs of Arkansas. / was
preparing to make the journey when I was
recommended to try DR.. Williams Pink
Pills.
During my illness, had taken two
boxes of these self same pills, but not in the
way recommended, as / was taking other
remedies. Now though, determined TO try
i
physicians care, and could do as pleased,
and my sister, Miss II. A. Shepard, at my
request, ordered six boxes of Pink Pills for
me, as could not leave the house and could
only hobble with the aid of clutches.
ttBy the time l had finished the pills,
had given up crutches, though was still al
most skeleton from the ordeal through
which had passed. am now quite fleshy,
and the only agent that has cansed the
change is DIR. Williams Pink Pills, for /
mr. V h0n6 q
still drawn so that can only use the thumb
and first finger, and my back is still lame,
but l am In better health than for many
years. None of my friends expected me to
son was giving way. do not know how to
pay sufficiently high tribute to DIR. VIII
liams' medicine. 1t is, believe, the grandest
blood medicine that was ever prepared.
IS ''Now, having stated my own case, let me
refer to my sister, Miss II. A Shepard, who
hid a scirrhous growth on her right temple.
This was terribly infamed and spreading so
fast that prevailed upon her to order five
dollars worth of DR.. Williams Pink Pills,
and test their virtue as blood cleanser, as
the only means of arresting the rapid
growth of the cancer. This she did, and
has taken about seven Of the boxes, and is
still taking them. The sore has stopped
spreading, and appears to be healing. When
she began to take the pills she was the thin
nest living being ever saw that could move
about Now she has gained in fesh her
skin has regained its normal appearance,
and she is stronger, and her general health
is better than it has been in many years.
God grant she may be spared the horrible
death with which she was threatened. NY
sisters case, more than my own, has in
duced me to write this statement in order
that it may be made public
(Signed) NJ. F. SHEPARD,
Cullman Co., Alabama"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, In a con-
densed form, all the elements necessary tc
give new life and richness to the blood and
restore shattered nerves. They are also
specific for troubles peculiar to females,
such as suppressions, irregularities and all
forms of. weakness. They build up the
blood, and restore the glow of health to
pale ana salloW cheeks. In men they effect
radical cure in all cases arising from men
Sal worry, overwork or excuses of what
ever nature. Pink Pills are sold in boxes
never in loose bullk) at 50 cents box or six
poxes Tor $3.50, and may be had of all drug
ii1sts, or direct by mail from DR.. Williams,
Meuclne Company, Schenectady. n. Y