The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-17

When a person has been cured from a malady
that has troubled him for years and the best
physicians in the country we're powerleSs to
grapple with it. When the patient had suf-
fered for years all the agonies that pen can de-
scribe, and then was cured by a remedy. it is
no wonder that the patient who has thus been
cured would be loud in the praise of that
remedy. This is the case of Henry Weston,
whose story was told in the Noon several
months ago. 1t Will be emembere that Mr..
Weston doctored with one of the best special
lists in the country and found no relief, and
then after a few boxes of DIR. Williams Pink
Pills had been taken he was well. Mr.. Weston
is so iubilant over his recovery that he never
tires of telling his story to others. 1t was
through him that Mrs. JOhn Estell, of South
Avenue, was induced to try them. She is well
acquainted with Mr.. Weston, and through his
advice and knowing that he had been cured by
this remedy, she was induced to try them.
a Noon reporter called on Mrs. Estell and
asked her if the story of her cure was true.
She said that she knew of the remarkable
cure of Mr.. Weston, and she was suffering
from the after effects of the grippe and a bad
case of indigestion. She doctored with a
local physician and received no special bene-
fit. Mr.. Weston had urged her to try the
pills, and after she had made up her mind
that it was useless for her to doctor with the
physicians any longer, she decided to try DR..
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went to Ambers & Murphy's drug store and
asked them about the remedy, stating her
case. The druggist told her that they knew
of many cases like hers that had been cured
by the pills, AID they had not the least bit
of doubt about her receiving great benefit if
she took the medicine. She bought a box
and i'll a very short time she was a new
woman. the effects of the grippe were all
gone and her stomach which had troubled
her for so many years was better. For years
she had to eat only the easiest food that could
be digested, and many articles of diet that
she longed for had 70 be let alone. She was
troubled with that awful disease of indiges-
ton and the long train of diseases that go
with it. She suffered with all of the hor-
rors that persons affected with that malady are
subject to, but after she had taken the pills
a short time she found relief and now she
eats everything she desires, and has no fears
at all. She eats things now, and has no after
pains, or trouble with indigestion, that a few
months ago she wouG. not have thought of
taking into her stomach no more than she
would a dose of poison. To a Noon reporter
she said: The DR.. Williams Pink Pills
made a new woman of me-" Mrs. Estell is
the picture of health, and says she feels bet
ter to-day than she has for years, and attri-
butes her good health to the use of the reme-
dy that everyone is taking. She cannot say
enough in favor of it and never misses a
chance to tell her friends of what it has done
for her. One to look at heI' would not think
that she had ever had a sick day in her life
and she says she feels better than she has for
many years.
Mrs. Estell is well known in this city, her
husband owns the Estell cottages on South
Avenue, where she and her husband reside.
The lady is president of the Ladies' Aid,
and she is a prominent worker in the First
Society of Spiritualists in this city. She is
known in almost every home here and a re-
commentator that comes from her has
weight. When she tells her friends of what
this great remedy has done for her and they
see the healthy look on her face, they cannot
doubt it. no matter how much they might
desire. 1t is certainly a marvel what it has
done for her.
was her duty to her friends to tell them of
what the DR.. Williams Pink Pills had
done for her. She had been cured and when
she saw others who were trying their best to