The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-04-06
A Popular Modiste.
SHE AND HER AGED PARENTS
ATTACKED BY A DREAD
DISEASE.
The Account of Their Suffering
Three Remarkable Cures.

| lady living at 661 Hague avenue, st.
| Paul, Mimi, to learn something about a
remarkable cure that she was said to have
| experienced a few years ago. The result
| of the interview was a story of suffering
| and almost hopeless prostration, followed
| by rapid, complete restoration to health,
| that made an interesting bit of personal
| history, the truth of which was beyond
| question. The lady was very reluctant to
| give out the facts, but finally consented.
The lady was Mrs. Eleanor M. Chapron,
| proprietress Of a dressmaking establish
ment at 661 Hague avenue, that Is patron
lied by the wealthiest and most fashionable
| ladies Of st. Anthony Hill-St. PauIs finest
residence district. So busy a woman could
not we'll be expected to give much time to
| an interview, so aside from a few generai-
ties, the conversation was short and to the
| point. 1t was about to this effect:
What was your trouble?"
Muscular rheumatism
'How long did you suffer from it?''
Several weeks
"Did you try any other remedy?"
"Yes. l consulted a we'll known physician
Of this city, who gave me a prescription,
| but it did not seem to help me-"
"Would you tell us your symptoms and
other particulars to your experiment
with Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale PeO-
ple?'
Certainly. l was taken with pain in
my arms and limbs so that I could not sit
| down or stand up with comfort. 1t would
| attack me in the chest, side and in my
| stomach, until | was sure | could not live
I had never suffered so much before or
since. My system was completely racked
with pain. AS | said before, applied to a
we'll known physician of ST. Paul, but what
| he gave me appeared to do me no good
About this time l read in some paper the
account of an old soldier having been cured
| by DR.. Williams Pink Pills. 1t gave his
address, the number Of his regiment and
| everything about him, but as he was some
distance away l did not stop to write, but
bought a box, and it gave me almost i'm
mediate relief"
"How many boxes Of these pills did you
take before you felt cured?"
ga box and a half"
"Did that completely restore your
| health?"
eyes, indeed and 1 have not been trou-
bled since
How long ago was that?'
"Just three years and a half"
"Do you know of any other cases Of cures
with these pills?"
eyes. 1 have recommended them to a
good many people who were cured"
Name one"
The names OF several others were learned
who had cause to feel grateful to the dis
coverer of this famous remedy.
A call was made next day upon the pa
rents of Mrs. Chapron at Rich Valley,
small station sixteen miles south of st.
Paul, on the Chicago & Great Western rail-
way. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hole were found
to be pleasantly situated on a fine farm of
their own a mile east of the station and
about four miles east of the MISSISSIPPI
river The locality is we'll named, for
prettier farming country never smiled under
a MONDAY sun.
But even here that dread disease, rheu-
natism, had found victims, and had well
nigh destroyed the happiness Of two aged,
respected citizens Mr. Hole is eighty-three
years of age, and his wife is but four years
his junior. They were in the garden gath
erng cabbages when the writer approached
and made known the object of his visit.
The old gentleman at once Strengthened
himself and exclaimed in a CHEEKY voice,
s'Those Pink Pills are a great institution"
Eyes, indeed they've done great things for
us BOTH added his wife with equal good
nature, as she invited the interviewer into
the house. There bit of their life's his
tory was learned
Natives of England, Mr.. and Mrs. Hole
came over to this country in 1910, settling
at first in New York State. Thirty years
ago they moved to Minnesota, and have
been fairly successful at farming. Fifteen
children in all were born to them, most OF
whom are living. Coming of healthy
parents they enjoyed almost entire immuni-
ty from disease of any description until
four years ago, when Mr.. Hole was at
tackled by severe rheumatic pains and
sciatica. Having noticed an article telling
of the merits of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
in Montreal paper, which they read reg
ularly, a neighbor going to ST. Paul was
asked to secure box of them. The effect
astonished the old folks. In very short
time Mr.. Hole resumed his work about the
farm, and has been particularly free from
rheumatic pains ever since. He now con-
siders himself completely cured. Other
remedies that were tried previously afford
ed only temporary relief-and not always
that.
When several months later Mrs. Hole was
taken down with rheumatism, it needed no
argument to induce her to secure a liberal
supply of DR.. Williams Pink Pills. In
spi e of the fact that she was strongly
urged to try other medicine, her faith in
the pills, established by the experience of
her husband remained mistaken. 1t was
but a few days until all pain had disap-
peared, and Mrs. Hole was Wen again ana
able to attend to her household duties Il
carry a box of them around with me all
the time" said the genial old lady. produc-
ing the package. Not for the world would
1 be without them 1 don't need them very
often, but I want to be prepared"
Pink Pills contain all the elements neceS-
sary to give new life and richness to the
blood and restore shattered nerves. They
are for sale by all druggists, or may be had
by mail from DR.. Williams Med Co.,
schenectady, n Y, for SOC per box, or six
boxes for $3.50.