Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-07-02

Good Rick.
From the Journal Le,oiston. Me.
A bright little woman, rosy and fresh
from her household duties, dropped into
chair before the writer and talked with
enthusiasm shining In her swapping black
eyes.
The people in the pretty village of
Leeds Center, Me-. have watched with
some interest the restoration to complete
health of Mrs. w. l.. Francis, wife of the
postmaster. So general were the COM
ments on this interesting case that the
writer who visited Mrs. Francis and
learned from her that the statements re-
gardirg her troubles and her subsequent
extrication therefrom are entirely true.
That others may be benefited by her
experience, Mrs. Francis has consented
to allow her story to appear in print.
IF there IL anything on earth l dread
more than another" she said, lit is to see
my name in the papers. But in this case
l conquer my repugnance and give pub
licly the same credit to the savior of my
life as l would to one who had dragged
me from a death beneath the waves. In
fact. i have extolled my preserver 50
enthusiastically and unreservedly: have
sought out sufferers and recommended the
remedy to SO many friends and ac-
quaintances that already my neighbors
iocularly call me, Pink Pills Francis.
But really, my recovery is something that
/ consider wonderful. / know that there
are so many testimonials Of medicine In
the papers nowadays that people do not
pay as much heed as formerly, but | do
wish folks who are suffering would re-
member that what say comes right from
the heart of woman VINO feels that she
had a new lease of happy life given to her.
ELEVEN years ago / was afflicted with
nervous prostration. My existence until
two years ago was one of dragging. mis-
cry. Anyone in the village will tell you
of my condition. My blood seemed ex-
hausted from my veins and month after
month i grew weaker. l was able to
undertake only the lightest household
work, and even then / could perform it
only by slow and careful movements.
During all these sorry months and years
l was under the care of this doctor and
that, but their medicines helped me only
spasmodically, and then / fell INTO re-
lapses more prostrating than ever.
"In the night 1 used to be awakened
by the most excrueiating pains in my
heart and side, and was obliged to use
pellets Of powerful medicine that the doc
tor gave me for relief In such attacks.
At last my condition became so grave that
l went out only infrequently. We live
up stairs you notice, over my husbands
store. and in descending the stairway |
frequently was obliged to sort of fall and
slide over the steps in order to descend,
such was the strain on my system re-
sulting from even this slight exertion. Oc-
casionally / visited the neighbors, but
was obliged to sit and rest to recover
breath while ascending any elevation. In
short, it did not seem that l could live:
Zone day l saw an advertisement OF
Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People,
and although my faith in remedies was
weak by that time, / sent for box and
tried them. That was two years ago.
Now 1 call myself well woman. Isn't
it wonderful?
II haven't had one Of those excruciat-
ing pains in the heart for a year and
half. Why, even the first box of pills
helped me. can walk miles now; can do
my work easily; have gained in weight
lieve it, but little while ago l was ex-
amined for endowment life insurance and
was accepted unhesitatingly after care
full examination by the physician.
do you wonder that I'm shouting
pink Pills all through our village? l
haven't taken any of the remedy for
some months. for 1t has completely built
know to what refuge to flee.
Last year my aunt, Mrs. Nj. A. Bios
som, of Dixfield, p. o., was here visiting
me. She was suffering from lack of vi
tally and heart trouble, but she was
skeptical about my remedy that l was
30 cHCuuSluStlCilly ht thbt,
however. she tried ii and carried some
home with her when she went. A little
while ago i received a letter from her
and in it said, Il am cured, thanks to God
and Pink Pills She also wrote that her
husband had been Frustrated, but had
been restored by the remedy.
"We feel up this way that such a sover-
eign cure cannot be too widely known.
That is the only reason why allow my
name to be used in this connection.
know also that by personally recommend
ing them / have helped many of my
friends back to health, for never let an
opportunity pass when word OF counsel
may direct some one"
One of the persons to whom Mrs. Fran
els recommended Pink Pills is Station
Agent G. III. Foster, of Leeds Center, and
the reporter found HIM patrolling the plat
form awaiting the arrival of the morning
train. Mr.. Foster, who is one of the most
in the employ of the Maine Central r. r.,
appeared in usual good health and spirits,
and we made inquiry as to the cause.
do you know" replied he, IL think
I've made a discovery, or at least Mrs.
Francis has for me. / have been in poor
health for long time with q heart trou-
BILE variously complicated. We have been
30 fully interested in Mrs. Francis won
derful recovery that at once determined
to give the medicine recommended thor
ough test. SO, about two months ago,
bought the first box Of DR.. Williams Pink
Pills. Only two months, please note, yet
already am 80 much improved, 80 much
better able to fulfill my duties, 90 san
guine that am on the road to recovery,
that feel like new man.
81 can now walk without the fatigue I
once experienced, my heart affection APP
pears to be relieved, and l have joined
the Pink Pills Band in our community"
Mr.. Foster commenced taking the pills
at a time when he was completely pros
trated, after he had suffered such severe
attack of heart trouble that 1t was neces-
sary to carry him home from his Office.
Since then he has faithfully adhered to
the remedy and is constantly improving,
90 much 50 as to excite his enthusiasm
and his gratitude.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, in Q
condensed form, all the elements neces-
sary to give new life nnd richness to the
blood and restore shattered nerves. Pink
Pills are sold by all dealers, or will be
sent post paid on receipt of price, 30 cents
a box or six boxes for $3.50, by addressing
DR.. Williams Med. Co.. Schenectady,N.I
A Successful Aorseless Carriage.
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