The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-07-21
From The Nugget, caehatts, Wash.

The neighbors called her a walking corpse.
For fifteen years she had suffered from loss
of blood and dropsy. She had not the
strength to stand alone. She had spent
thousands Of dollars with the doctors and
had been unable to find relief. Her case
was considered hopeless.
That is the experience of Mrs. c. Reed, a
well-known lady Of this city.
A Nugget reporter called upon her at her
home last Tuesday. She was willing to he
interviewed, she said, if she could be the
means Of pointing out to other uafortunates
the way to recovery and good health.
: Il has been over fifteen years since the
~riala,ly asserted ITSELF" sud Mrs. Reed.
'tSiaee then, until within The last few
months. never knew what 1t WAS to be well
for a single day. l could not sleep. My
appetite wentawsy and l began TO lose flesh.
This continued for years. became 50 weak
could not waitupon myself. IEadtO have
the help Of others to dress and undfess, even
10 walk fcom one room 10 another. lost al
my strength. In addition, ] had dropsy Of
the blood. Ny liaibs were swolisn, and
nothing | could do Sex .ned 70 afford me re-
lief. T;ac d9rtors sid ] must take lion to
strengthen ami inyiecfatc aiy k;o@i. took
lfsf4+--tABh ~ " ~ AbtAs- go - AftN 49,. :
toas 4 morning, nonn and right. Dut 1t did
10 so.ai ard | had finally lost ali hone
".trie.t saw m account OF Or. Williams
Pink PHI. FIR Pale Poodle. thought This
ftig3 nly easc exactly and tried 10 get some
o. The Els. They we're MT kept ut the
cr,.sTes here, aad ! hal 10 send to Olym-
pil. Tie- came tia4lly. however ] heefii
10 saLe itea nd expericnc.d relief %inirnesii-
ateIv. s0n. - tive aiosr boxes TO the Dr..
WilI;anss' Gae,iany 8. Schenectady, T.. Y,
ami by the tiaae ! ltAi .s,scn diem | felt llkf
a neg woman. ! he been taking theri
crlaianallv since then.
vas Two years aso that 7 began - use
Dr. rsiiii4ms' Pink ills. / was sixiy ear.
oFage then. an lal not bsen able ~ go ws
h,usewefk tor rlanv years. Now | am abb
10 care for myself, b d. my own work. AMI
caa vaik ietig di>i aIc2s without being rfrH
cilliy taticGei.
~ think my eure is marvellous one. an
is dGe el,irely 70 he PINK @iiis r. P,l
Peanla. Niiifoat them / tear ] sae'.G isaSi
l,ren dead before now.
--lrg. my cure has i,ecoma lna Yn e;
druggists here nave always kept TIE pills
and ! do MOI have tosss,l away f5- thefa an.
more. hs "a rcco.afn i4ard .iTeHi i.aeTef.
ofmY ne;ehbors, and ! Know that raey aag
done much good IL more than cae case SIM
Las to my own"
In order to con firm this statement heNrH
alldoubt Mrs. Reed n,i4rei % make atiidlT
to its truth, and the affidavit is here rt'
scented:
STATE OF WAsHINGToN, IS.
County OF LENS.
Mrs. Martha L. Reed, being first du!
sworn on her oath, says that she has real ii
foregoing report Of an interview with lc
and that the same IS o. she gave ii and
correct in every particular.
(Signed) Mrs. MARTHA /. REED.
Grbsrr;bad and sworn To hefore me III
1fsh day Of May, 1855.
j. N. KEPNER, Notary Public.
A case of similar import and Of much !
terest is here given elso, the same haviI
been originally published by the Adran
of O~glensburg, n. Y. While it is from Il
far east, the facts can nevertheless be east
s~uhstantiated by wiring the patient dlrei
Every female who is nearing the critic
period Of a womau's life viii he pleased