The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-01-17
Malaria on the Mississippi
Bottoms,

From The Banner. Democrat Lake Providence La
The swamp lands along the banks of the
Mississippi river in Arkansas, Mississippi
and Louisiana are generally considered very
unhealthy in contrast with the hilly country
adjoining them. 1t is here the germs Of
malaria are formed, and from which origin
ate those terrible malarial ehills and fevers
which the people Of the low countries dread.
In addition to these are intermittent and re-
mittent fevers, dyspepsia, indigestion and
rheumatism, all caused from malarial germs
and the dampness of the atmosphere.
Medical science has been put to its utmost
capacity to devise some mode of treatment
by which these physical ailments can be
moderated, ii not eradicated. but so far it
has failed. Nor does it seem that there can
be found any cure for these symptoms.
Such has been the general opinion until re-
Gently, when DR.. Williams Pink Pills foun
their way here, and came to stay. To-day
those who have used them say they would
not do without them for all the medicines
In the drug stores.
MIR. Dan. O'Sullivan, ST., is prominent
citizen of this city, Lake Providence, La,
and has been identified with its interests for
years. AT present he occupies an important
position on the City Council and is also Sec
rotary of that body. He was once strong,
robust, healthy man, full of vigor and al
ways on the go. Within the last year, how.
ever, his health has been very bad, his APP
petite poor, his digestion poor. in fact his
entire system was completely out of order.
He began to use various medicines, but to
no purpose. At length he decided to try
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
In few days the change for the better
SO fast that the proprietor of the Lake Prov
1dence BdrIller-Dcm0cTGt interviewed him
and asked him what he had been taking to
put him in such good shape again. His re-
ply was in substance as follows:
''My liver was all out of order, nv diges-
ton was very bad, felt sluggish and did
not want to do a thing but lay around the
house. My blood began to get thin, and l
felt sick all over. l concluded to try DR..
Williams Pink Pills, as / had heard so
much about them. After taking them a
few days could feel that they were doing
me good deal of good. | continued the use
of them, and IN week or so felt like
new man. They toned up my stomach, put
color, good appetite, in fact, put me in
first-class shape again. My friends con-
graduated my return of health, and /
smiled when told them that Pink Pills did
the work"
Mr.. O'Sulliyan takes every opportunity
to recommend them to others who are be-
ing likewise benefited.
Mrs. D. H. Parker, who was raised In the
city of Lake Providence, but who now resides
in Greenville, Mississippi, also uses Pink
Pills. Her husband, Mr.. d. Il. Parker, pop
ular travelling salesman of the Drummond
Tobacco Company, of St. Louis, says thatfor
years his wife had been suffering from dyS-
pepsia and Indigestion, that she had to be
very careful what she ate, and would fire.
quently have severe spells from being a lit
tie imprudent in her diet. She sent for
some Pink Pills, took them and is now well
and strong, and can eat any and every thing
without being affected in the slightest man
ner. She loud in her praises of DR.. Viii
liams' great remedy. She also suffered from
rheumatism, and that too, has left her.
These are only two cases where the Pink
Pills have done so much good. Others Of
like nature in this locality could be men
toned, if necessary; but tue experiences of
this gentleman and this lady are enough to
warrant the assertion that for restorative
qualities, and general recuperative proper
ties, DR.. Williams Pink Pills are the best
on the market.
DR., Williams Pink Pills contain all the
clements necessary to givenew life and rich
ness TO the blood and restore shattered
nerves. They are for sale by all druggists,
or may be bad by mail from DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y, Tor
90 cents box, or six boxes for $3.50.