The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-09-10
Escaped From Chilli.
THE DANGEROUS ADVENTURE OF
DETECTIVE W. M. LU6G.
, Compelled to CrOss the Mountains on
Mulsback-Taken Sick During
the Journey.
From the Eran.iner, San Franehcl, Cal.

From the Examiner, San fTdRcte1, CdL
Four years ago, at the time OF the
trouble between the United States and
Chilli, as a result of the killing of the
sailors of the U. s. S. Baltimore, in
the streets of a Gillian city, many
Americans were obliged to leave the
country for safety. Among them was
W. NJ. Lugg, the private detective and
collector, whose Office is in the Crocker
Building, San Francisco, Cal.
When Mr.. Lugg left Chill he went
across the mountains into Argentine,
travelling on muleback.
Mr.. Lugg says that the trip is de-
lightful one in point of beautiful seem
cry and perfect weather, but many peo-
pie dislike to undertake it on account
of the unhealthful stagnant water
which they are compelled TO drink
along the way. Many persons have
been stricken down with disease from
having drank Of it, and in a number Of
cases the attacks have proven fatal.
The native Chilians drink the water
without injury to their systems but
it has bad effect upon those who are
not used to it.
, 81 fell victim to the injurious
J qualities Of the water, said Mr.. Lugg.
''It affected my kidneys to an alarm
ing degree. When | got over into
Argentine l thought the trouble would
: gradually leave me, but instead of that
! it grew more aggravated and suffered
terribly from pains in the region of my
3 kidneys. was en- route to Chicago
: and determined to reach my destina-
/ ton before the complaint should grow
0 so serious as to confine me to my bed.
Upon reaching Chicago at once
: consulted physician, who told me my
= kidneys had been affected by drinking
g polluted water. He treated me for
: some time for that complaint, but |
n grew steadily worse and new ailments
= were added to my already serious con-
dition. l began to have neuralgia
r pains in my head, my spine was
D. affected with shooting pains and had
r. no consrol over the urinary organs.
J. 1t was next to impossible for me to gel
l. any sleep. lay awake many night
le suffering the most intense pains, and
ID the physician unable to relieve them
ID "But relief came at last. One day
one of my friends came to my room
L. and handed me box Of Williams Pinl
h Pills. OF course l laughd at him TO
10 daring to think that any patent medi
90 cine could aid me when my physician
Va had failed. took the pills, however
h. to oblige my friend more than for an,
ar faith had in them, and l was treate
IS to the most joyous surprise OF my Ef
n. when / realized that l was being rt
Is lieved of my pains. First the peculia
De- pains along my spine ceased, and the
my neuralgia trouble began to grow LEI
and finally left me entirely. 1t took
good while to improve the conditlo
full of my kidneys, but after had taken
TO number of boxes of the pills l kne
)re that they had done their work success
rs fully, for then l had regained contr
ee, of the urinary organs and the action
n.y. my kidneys was strong and steady.
e. "When l thought was out OF a
me danger quit taking the pills. III
relief they had afforded was perm
ply nent, however, and have never sin
an felt a recurrence Of the complaints.
lou hardly know how to praise William
al Pink Pills as they should 10 praise
me, They certainly are wonderful pref
ny ration. l have recommended the
wn. to number of my friends who We
nan suffering from kidney complaints. a
Bile, they have all been benefited by tn
Who use"
,un- DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain
the elements necessary to give n
2" life and richness to the blood and
pub store shattered nerves. Ihey are
dn't sale by all druggists, or may be I
tage by mail from DIR. Williams Medic
lme. Company, Schenectady, N. Y. for
sto- cents per box, or six boxes for w.