The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-12-04
A EIvHIGlH HAMS ENTHUSIASTIC ENDORSE
htNi OF Mr.. WILLIAMS
PIX PILLS..
lie Says lie FIRMLY Relieves Eo would 10
In the Grave To-day Except for the
Use OF This Remedy-Gra
Praise I'm Favor of Their
Wonderful Merits.
From the Times and Expositor. Adrian,
Mich.

From the Times and Expositor. Adrian.
Mich.
Mr.. Simpson is the owner of the Siuup-
son Block on Main street and a PROM
inent young man OF Morenci, Michi-
gan.
In the spring OF 1898. Mr.. Simpsons
health, which had heretofore been
the most rugged began slowly to fail
him. The first symptom he experienced
was loss of appetite. His weight.
which had averaged 175 pounds. began
| slowly 10 decline. He became subject
to the blues and his days We're made
miserable by an almost constant head
ache.
AS the case progressed he became
enervated ana depressed, his skin be-
| coming dry and harsh. A heavy drag
ging pain I'm the region of the Sidneys
strongly pronounced the nature of the
| trouble-kdney disease.
He was treated by expert medical
men, and at periods felt better The
| encouraging changes, however were
deceptive. His admirable physique re-
sisted for time the encroachment OF
the disease. But the struggle seemed
hopeless.
Although coGnizant Of remarkable
cure DR.. Williams Pink Pills had per
formed in this locality, proving their
great efficacy and virtue he had Little
/ faith OF their helping him. Neverthe-
| less, he purchased a box OF the pills
ana began taking them. a resume OF
| his complete restoration to health is
better told in his words:
II determined to give them a thor
ough trial and ascertain their true mer-
its. At the commencement 1 was fast
nearing physical wreck, pain racked
| and strongly tempted at times to end
my miserable existence. But after 1
had taken the first box Of DR.. williams
Pink Pills l could rot help but feel
| and my friends but notice the change
that had occurred. My periods OF de-
preston were growing less frequent
and l began enjoying instead OF dread
| ing my nights rest.
Gould it be possible that a permanent,
change for the better had occurred? II
| seemed too good for me TO build hopcs
| upon, yet ] was surely Improving
| miraculous il seemed. ! continued us
| ing the pills and during the succeed
ing weeks ] gained rapidly and with
convalescence came joy"
do you enjoy as good health now as
you did before your sickness?" queried
| the reporter.
Yes, sir. 1 am strong. have a hearty
appetite and enjoy sound. refreshing
| sleep. But l keep the pills ever ut
hand. l owe my life to them and ann
ever ready TO voice my most grateful
praise in favor of their wonderful
| merits
Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain all
the elements necessary to give new
| life and richness to the blood and re-
store shattered nerves. They are for
| sale by all druggists. or may be had by
mail from DR.. Williams Medicine Com
pany, Schenectady, ". Y, Cor so cents
| per box, or six boxes for $3.50.
Feminine county clerks are rare,
| but II the experience OF Miss Georgia
Richards, who occupies that position
in Arapahoe county, Colorado, counts
for anything, the Office is one to be
| sought. Her salary is $1,000 a year,
the largest paid any woman official I'm
| the west.
lish woman who has devoted herself
to the noble pursuit of providing a
home for cats. She has succeeded I'm
establishing and endowing one in
Englefield Green, Windsor Park. She
has made cats her speciality, and her
collection of Angoras is famous
Embalming is the remarkable pro-
! fession chosen by one woman. She is
Mrs. ]. J. Duby of Detroit, and she is
the only one the city boasts. She has
studied her somewhat cherries call
ing under various embalmers. and
finally in a college at Toledo devoted
to that science. She Is only 20 years
old. and is happily married to a shoe
salesman, but she intends to enter tho
ranks of the professional undertakers-
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