The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-02-29

From 1s Press. W I-or. CLfy.

From The Press. NS.r York tify'
Morris Preslauer. Of No. / Pitt street;
New York. who is a re9. estate agent tH5
collector Of reGtS. gaHSht 2 syN''F ~.
carly 'aSt spring. which settled upon Ms
kidneys Soon lie began 7" suEer 50 ere
pains in his backbone. SIDES ana .H''7t'
His symptoms gg-v rapidly fu"re a.H't"
ug. uutil m last he vas ~ helpless -
child ana could scarcely move a r. ia} '-i
his Bad As Mr. Presianer : Wei Aa'.> u
IN rlIH part Of t2@. where ~ re- ~ -,
had many svmpathiZerS. who did all LAtE
could 70 help him
Though rar.ve IF Berlin. Nj. Pres
Iancr has lived in this country t'F iot ,
years. having seT-ed ths country ci hss
adoption hy three years hart service n
the civil war. He enlisted WITH ne N'nf-
taenth Illinois Infantry, tbh'nE part IN
many battles and marching Win Ten.
Sherman 10 the sen. While IN Georgia
M Preslaurr WIS promoted - h7Sf scr
gaaut for bravery on tho field "t acton.
He is q member Of koltr~ Fost, 9 \. H.
and q very popular iuan III the foN'.
MIR praS,anr, told II Reporter the ~f'rf
of b;s dreadful Illness and wonderful
recovery. Tine reporter me- nm a. ne
Was returUtu-- from Il long walk. ahH,
saving tnat he had heard Of his wonder
u. cure. asked him - tell the story. v En-
Mr.. Pye>iaHcc WIS co1ul"Ftah.E s|Ij'u
in hi, PHEASANT qariyr h. told III" follow
~ u d
OF" who was suffering - ne had suffered
wof3li read. His words We're a follows:
To begin with ! was taken SIX just
year and q month ago. having taken a Sc
yer" cold winch ~etfled on my KIDNEYS. =
fir<r ! thought the pain | suffered Wotvd
soon pass away. but. instead ~ DONG le.1.
il grew more intense every day. 81 s7A' 'I
a week could walk only with conSidefa-
bie difficulty.
i called It'll doctor, who sand hai
iuconlutor ataNia and began treating me
for thar disease. He did M no good. and
ali summer long | could scnrreiy attend .
my business ri all. Then | called another
doctor and took his medicine for several
weeks. but experienced no relief. Or,
Truman Nichols Of No. 2SI East Broad
way. who | At last called in, helped me
more than any of the other doctors, but
along towards fail grew worse, despite
his treatment. I think Or. Nichols l. 4
good doctor and understood my case. hnt
despite this fact his medicines did III" no
lasting good.
Early ia November the little s;T-ugt1
] had in my legs left me and was unable
e stand. Tie pain In nay back ana SIDES
h-.'ame almost unbsarab.e. and my limbs
grow cold. An electro battery ! honGht
failed is help me-. and tor weeks felt nay
self growing weaker until all hope lctt ms.
Some time before fhis had read o'
wonderful cure a man hii received from
Or. Williams Pink Pills for Fa3c HF"p.,
but was 80 prejudiIed against what
thought was J patent medicine 81 10
usual worthless character that ! could not
make mp my mind 10 try them, As my pains
increa sed and death seemed coming near.
| Thought of what [ had real aud rf ne
symptoms Of Tho man DO had been cured.
They wee pr.clsei, the same as mine,
and ~ last. with my wife.S earnest en-
treaty, ] npnscntcd to try the Pink Pills.
Il am now convinced that these pills
saved my life. Gradually my strength
began 70 return, he desire to live grew
stronger within me After having taken
three boxes | left my bed. This was early
in March, All pain had left me- and that
terrible dead feeling in my legs had gone
away ! was still very weak. but before
] had taken the fourth box | was able To
get down stairs for a short walk in the
open mir Every pleasant day | take
walk and am sure that in a month | will
II As Well as ever
Dr Williams Pink Pills contain all the
elrnruts necessary to give new life and
richness 70 the blood and restore shattered
nerves. They are for sale by all druggists,
"a may he had Ivy mail from pr Williams
Medicine Company. Schenectady. \, Y,
fuf -" irrr box. or six boxes for S25n.