The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-04
Something that has Transpired at
Derry Station-Remark-
able in Itself,
A CLOUD lifted And a WELL.
KNOWN LADY MADE HAPPY Again,
What Science has Done for the People
Of the Nineteenth Century.

old enough to be Of much help with the
housework and she thus had time 10 assist
her husband which not only gave ler
pleasure but at the same time saved the
wages that would otherwise 20 to pay hired
help"
But is it possible that you have recover.
ed SO as to do work requiring the constant
use your arms, without suffering? asked
the reporter.
This question elected the following won.
derful story, ~ do not wonder that you
are surprised. said Mrs. Brace, for as every
one in this vicinity knows for several years
! was nearly crippled and suffered constant.
ly from rheumatism. When first felt the
attack got medicine from local physician
but instead Of getting better grew worse
until suffered intense agony, which no one
derstand. In hopes Of relief leading physi.
clans in other towns were consulted, and they
all agreed In pronOuncing II a severe case OF
muscular rheumatism and as their prescrip.
tions were taken month after month without
beneficial results they ceased to give en-.
cOuragement and said that was gradually
becoming paralyzed.
that ! had to give up all work and the only
way could carry my right arm was in an
upright position. Any attempt 10 lower 1t
caused excruciating pain. Constant suffer.
ing caused general debility and life seemed
too great a burden to bear. 1t is said
drowning man will catch at straw and SO
it was In my case as read testimonial in
newspaper l happened to pick up, of q
case similar to mine which had been cured
by Pink Pills for Pale People and / deter.
mined to give them trial.
II admit my faith was weak for / had al.
ways been prejudiced against 80 called
patent medicines but by the time ! had
taken three boxes the relief was 80 apparent
that determined to continue their use. In
few weeks my general health improved
and ! could move my arm without difficulty
and by the time ten boxes had been used I
felt better than had for years and can
now say with confidence that am cared.
always keep the pills in the house and take
q box Of them every spring as blood puri.
fer and at any time that I take cold and
fear return Of my old trouble" e
Continuing, Mrs. Brace said: II give all
the credit Of my recovery 10 DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People and both my
husband and l shall always he ready to
speak in their praise. We tell our neigh.
bors on every occasion Of their virtues and
If you think this of sufficient interest we
will be glad to have this testimonial made
public hoping that it may be of benefit to
those who otherwise would be lifelong SUI.
| ferers."
Any inquiries addressed to either Mr.. or
Mrs. Brace, at Odell, Nebraska, will be
cheerfully answered as they are anxious to
be Of benefit to humanity.
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