The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-07-23
A P~OSTMASTER.S WIFE
A LEEDS WOMAN WHO ASTON
JSHED HER FRIENDS AND
NEIGHBORS.
Near to Death but Restored So Completely
That She Has Been Accepted By a Life
Insurance Company as q Good Risk.
From the Journal, Lewiston, Me.

TIOLh II JouLiiuiB -" ioSoib A~
A bright little woman, rosy and fresh
from her household duties, dropped into
h chair before the writer and talked
with enthusiasm shining in her snap
ping, black eyes.
The people in the pretty village of
Leeds Centre, Me-, rave watched with
some Interest the restoration to COM
plete health of Mrs. w. L. Francis, wife
bf the postmaster. So general were the
comments on this interesting case that
the writer who visited Mrs. Francis
learned from her that the statements
regarding her troubles and her subse-
quent extrication therefrom are entirely
true. All Of her %neighbors know what
has been the agency that has performed
this cure, but that others may be bene-
fitted by her experience, Mrs. Francis
has consented to allow her story to ap-
pear in print.
"If there is anything on earth 1 dread
more than another" she said, 1T Is to
zee my name in the papers. But in this
case l conquer my repugnance and give
publicly the same credit to the savior
of my life as l would to one who had
dragged me from a death beneath the
waves. In fact, / a extolled my
preserver so enthusiastically and I'M
f~eservedly, nave sought out sufferers
nnd recommended the remedy to so
many friends and acq%uaintances that
already my neighbors jocularly call me,
Pin Pills Francis But really, my re-
covery is something that l consider
wonderful. 1 know that there are so
many testimonials Of medicine in the
papers nowadays that people do not pay
MS much heed as formerly, but l do wish
folks who are suffering would remem-
Der that what l say comes rig hit from
the heart of a woman who feels that
she had a new lease of happy life given
to her.
Eleven years ago I was afflicted with
nervous prostration. My existence until
two years ago was one of dragging mis-
cry. Anyone in the village will tell you
of my condition. My blood seemed ex'
hausted from my veins and month after
month / grew weaker. l was able
TO undertake only the lightest household
work, and even then I could perform II
bnly by slow and careful movements
During all these sorry months and
years I was under the care of this doc
tor and that, but their medicines helped
me only systematically, and h I fell
Into relapses more prostrating than
ever.
"In the night I used to be awakened
by the most excruciating pains in my
heart and side, and was obliged to use
pellets of powerful medicine that the
doctor gave me for relief in such at,
tacks. At last my condition became SO
grave tndL L went out only
ly. We live upstairs, you notice, over
my husbands store, and in descending
the stairway I frequently was obliged
to sort Of fall and slide over the steps
in order to descend, such was the strain
on my system resulting from even this
slight exertion. Occasionally l visited
the neighbors, but l was obliged to sit
and rest to recover breath while ascend.
ing any elevation. In short, 1t did not
seem that I could live, such was my
complete physical prostration.
zone day I saw an advertisement OF
DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People,
and although my faith In remedies was
weak by that time, I sent for a box and
tried them. That was two years ago,
Now I call myself a well woman. Isn't
it wonderful?
II haven't had one of those ~excruciat,
ing pains in the heart for a year and q
half. Why, even the first box of pills
helped me. I can walk miles now; can
do my work easily; have gained In
weight constantly, n you would
scarcely believe 1t. but a little while
ago I was examined for endowment life
insurance and was accepted unhesi,
~tatingly after a careful examination by
the physician.
do you wonder that I'm shouting
Pink Pills all through our village? ]
haven't taken any of the remedy for
some months for 1t has completely bull,
me up. but at the first sign of trouble
j know to what refuge to flee.
Last year my aunt, Mrs. M. A. Bios
som, of Dixfield, p. o., was here visit
ing me. She was suffering from a lack
of vitality and heart trouble, but shs
was skeptical about my remedy that ]
was SO enthusiastically advocating. AT
last, however, she tried it and carried
3ome home with her when she went. A
little while ago I received a letter from
70 her, and in 1t said, I am cured, thanks
to God and Pink Pills She also wrot
that her husband had been Frustrated
but had been restored by the remedy.
One of the persons to whom Mrs.
Francis recommended III Pills Is Sta
ton Agent G. H. Foster, of Leeds Cen
tire. and the reporter found him patrol
ling the platform awaiting the arrival
of the morning train. Mr. Foster. who
is one of the most trustworthy. capable
and energetic men in the employ Of the
Maine Central railroad. appeared in un
usually good health and spirits and we
made inquiry as to the cause.
DO you know" replied he, IT think
I've made a discovery, or at least Mrs.
Francis has for me. I have been in poor
health for a long time with a heart
trouble variously complicated. We
have been so fully interested in Mrs.
Francis wonderful recovery that I at
once determined to give the medicine
recommended a thorough test. So, about
two months age, I bought the first box
of DR.. Williams Pink Pills. Only two
months, please note, yet already 1 am
so much improved, so much better able
to fulfill my duties, so sanguine that
am on the road to recovery, that 1 feel
like q new man.
II can now walk without the fatigue
/ once experienced, my heart affection
appears to be relieved, and 1 have
Joined the Pink Pills Band in our COM
munity."
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain all
the elements necessary to give new life
and richness to the blood and restore
shattered nerves. They arc for sale by,
by all druggists, or may be had by mail
from DR.. Williams Medicine Company'
Schenectady, N. Y, for SOC per box, or
six boxes for $3.50.