The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-04
. A TERRIBLE RIDE.

From tho Evening Times, Buffalo, N.
": Along ono OF tho dismal roads IN
Western New York. n man nnd wire
were driving MS rapidly Ms the darkness
ana Indictment weather would permit.
rho rain beat down upon the rubber
covering and found It's way Into every
crack and opening. ig4 S1,It lI'
rho occupants Of the buggy were Dean
Jones and his wife. Of SprlnBvlllc, N. Y.
Everybody Is familiar with tho name.
lilo Ii the well.kn0wn starting Judge,
who has become famous for his Impair.
tai and fair treatment Of jockeys Mt tho
post.
ut was about ten years ngo when Mr..
md Mrs. Jones took t'lnt fntcful ride
TINT camo near costing her her life.
Mrs. Jones clothes were Thoroughly
soaked before town wns reached. There
was no fire In their hotel room and Bhe
became chilled to tho bone before the
little blaze, tho attendant started,
warmed tho atmosphere. g.
From that time on Mrs. Jones was an
III woman. tE
Her trouble-well It was about every
thIng with which human flesh can be
afflicted, She had n strange queer feel
Ing In her head, that felt az if several
shot were rolling around loose on her
brain. Pen cannot describe the trOture
she suffered. Local doctors told her she
had water on the brain. .k
A Times reporter called upon Mrs.
Jones, who said; Z,
ever since that terrible wctting re-
Ceived, up to q year ago. / was nm inv1-
I'D. had terrible neuralgia pains In
the head. which often went 10 my feet
and limbs was often IN such Il terrl-
bic state that I had to use u crutch 10
get around or else Glide II chnir before
me to move about tho house. was very
III for five years. In spells, ana never OK
pcctcd to get well. II WINS blood di1-
ease guess. One OF the doctors con-
suited said I had clottcd blood in my
head, and perhaps did. He could not
cure mr.. neither could several other doc
tors tried. also used many patent
medicines. but they did me NO good
MY complexion was n perfect white,
md my ears were 10 transparent you
could look through them. My blood was
turning 10 water,
Look Mt mo now. do I look slok?"
The reporter was forced TO admit that
lie had seldom scen more perfect en-
bodiment OF health. lrs
with pardonnble pride Mrs. Jones
slld, "Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People did It.
II can 50 anywhere now. while before
! commenced using DR.. williams rcmG-
| dy / could not move out OF the house.
"For three years, would you believe II,
! did not even 30 TO church. I was not
always confined Ia my bed. but could
not leave the house. a.E
wherever 20 people say, why Mrs.
Jones, how well you arc looking. How
did 1t happen7" and always tell them
Pink Pills did It,
~ have not had the slightest touch OF
my old Illness for the last six months
and feel us II never had been III in my
lifs." 81
Mr.. Jones said. you can readily I'm
aSIne how highly we regard the remedy
In this house where We have had wife
and mother restored TO perfect health"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by oil
dealers. or will be sent post paid on re-
celpt OF price. $50 cents a box. or six
boxes for 81 50-thcy ore never sold In
bulk, or by the 1907 by addressing DR..
Wllllnms' Medicine Company, schenec-
tady, N. Y.