Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-14
WAR REMINISCENCE.
.as at Hatcher's Creek and
 petersburg Recalled.
scace Speaks to a Reporter of -.ao scenes-E Escaped with Slight v end. But. Like Other Veterans, uos suffered Since-A Story That Reads Like 8 Page
 from History.
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vrorn the Albary ". r, Journal.
 ..n =, one encounters in print the life story
 sz'iea p.a sea,,red veteran of the civil war
 as lss. ss1,o of admiration and sympathy is the
 ssa'snS 70 resnlt. Accustomed though we are
 essss,, of heroism and suffering in everyday
 '',s tbere is something peculiarly attractive
 ga these old war records, serving, as they
 2 zs q sacred passportto tn C heart of every
 27.. sz2. q F neriean. Thousands found their rest
 4R s3ho s's field of carnage or ln the hospital, E<gaz.sbeir ga si,e comrades, when the struggle was
 pass pass and fine victory won, returned to their - sasss and began anew the battle of life.
 l'99Hpp R Scace. the widely known contrac- .zs,ra rsand building mover of Albany, N. Y., .sn.bad sqs an unusually inter esting life, and zazss1n zass seen by a reporter recently at his
 1za's 11.so No t5 Bradford Street, told of his ..sarg es'r experiences and adventures while ssrz ssr4 Inc under the old fla g in the late war, ss4t Ell aaoh having endured all the hardships .sz' - ',rffvations of life in the ranks, Mir ssaaae ssx hears his more than half century of
 3ss 9sass with an elastic step anda keen mind, :sss::ng 2 an active interest in private and pub
 ssa ll%sa se9ee is amem ber of B erkshire Lodge,
 Ss<sso | O. 0. F. He enlis ted in the army <s Iss3 in Company Y A, Forty-ninth Massa-
 ss,.eetts Volunteer Infantry, serving under fs1 w. F. Bartlett, First B BriPade, First Di- 4ssian. Nineteenth Corps with which he ss ssssf ioino+ad in,some of the hottest battles SS#she war. including Port Hudson, Donald s,gpiIle and Plain Store, where he was ...assnded His time being out. lie was dis
 zha1ped. but soon re enlisted as sergeant in LII nanv A, Sixty first Regim ent Massa- Nl,,lsetts Volunteer Infantry He was in 3l,a hattie of Hatcher's Run, the fgbt about peGRrsburg and the bat tie oI SalloI' Creek. j After his honorable discharge, June 1, zss;5 Mn. Seaee returne to Albany and set fla1 down once again to his business and sisfaal interests He has resided in the city ass.sr since. It would seem that now, of all 8juaes. his peace and happiness would have Hean uninterrupted Such was not to be the .fase for four years ago. while engaged in sIsperintsaling the raising of the immense snsokestaek of the Albany Electric power house, the lever of a lOosened Windlass ssrnek him heavy blow across the back. The effect of the blow was not at first ap- parent he being able to leave his bed in a laN days. But the worst was to follow, for without warning he was seized with sciatic rheumatism iR all it's virulence. Untold agDny followed.
 Said Mir. Seace: q could not sleep for the pain. No one will know the tortures the Taseumatism gave me. don't know how l tised during those days. l became little Eaere than skin and bones, and 1t seemed Ike life didn't have anything but suffering fff4I. OuIGSE l EI1tu GNGIN SO-Id4lGu IuGu- inatic cure that was ever invented. gave alIof them a good trial before l stopped taking them. My friends and neighbors feeommended remedy after remedy that 5hey heard of, but my rheumatism went on 59ast the same. Well, after l had almost had the life tortured out of me, ] came across 6 naN spaper account of Dr Williams Pink Pills, and 1 thought l might as well add ahether name to the list as not, so l ordered s9fne of my druggist
 NI tell you, 1 was glad in those days to hear of anything that could give me any hQpe at all Yee, 1 got them and before { laa tdlfea tie2 bofe8 that pain began to leave En6 Why, l coRldn't understand it. 1 eolldnt imagine myself being cured But before had taken a half-dozen of those boxes teas cured. The suffering which had made my life almost un bearable for so long ha disappeared. was q new man.
 sl began to get strong. l picked up in Hesh, and l went back to my business with aH the Yigar and vim of young man. 1 ahInlE everyone who knows me will tell you Nhat it did for me. Pink Pills is the grandest medicine ever discovered, and if ny recommendation will do ii any good 1 want you to use it. l hope others will bear of it and be benefited as l have been. Ev- argone should hear of it. can't say too much for them, ? Mir. Scace exclaimed, en- Enthusiastically in conclusion
 1his is but one of the many cases in which l2lnk Pills have taken sucila benefcent part ln the history of humanity.
 ssAlr Scace is now enjoying the fruits of aa unusually large business, managed solely py himself, and covering almost the entire eastern portion of the State. Mir. Scace is aso an ivory carver of marked ability, Whch he follows solely for his own pleas ure Many little trinkets, carved by the llght of the campfire, attest his skill in this dnection.
 rar from being solicited to recommend lAe curative which had taken such load of msery from his life, in his gratitude his pralse for it is unstinted and unceasing And from his own statement one may saslly see that when he does cease to sing l1s virtues it will be to answer the last clustering in.
 <. Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain, in con- aensed form, all the elements necessary to kaVe new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves. They are also a specinc for troubles peculiar to fema es. S0eh as expressions, irregularities and all lorms of weakness. In men they effect a Ea0leal cure in all cases arising from mental MotfN, eEefWofS or excesses of whatever hd9afa Pink Pills are sold in boxes (never !. :il loose bulk at 50 cents 6 box or six boxes .of Ss 9o and may be had of all druggists, ol olfeet by mail from Dr Williams Med ~lne Company, Schenectady. N. '.
 
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