The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-10-09

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George Boardman Stacey. Of Nioholvlne.
g. Lawrence County. New York. has ioF
many years ranked a. enc Of the briahtoat
lawyers ia Northern New York and ior the
past twenty yeara has been the acknowledged
leader of politics ln the east end 90 this great
county. Mr. Stacey was admitted 20 The bar
Ga i5a5, and up Co October, 1895. continued
60 practice his proiession. All this iime
however The strain Of active political work
bad been undermining hls once iron eonstl-
tuition, and during this monih Of October b.
suffered o stroke " paralysis which left bin
practically helpless Fof weeks be wls % a
terrible condition. the efforts Of the doctors
proving Of no await. An NJ once be bognu 20
recover, however and was soon seen about
town again. irtquentng hls former haunn
and shaking hands with his old friends and
acquaintance His rapid Feoovory was the
talk of The town, and . reporter hearing Of
the wonderful cure decided 10 wish hr.
Stacey and ascertain u possible ita CAUSE
Mr. htaooy Was Inclined TO Do communien=
tive, and the following Is his story Of bis ~
mess and cures
81 Wa presiding over a political meeting
and bad just arisen 10 give friend who was
90 address the meeting n rousing sendon
when 20 my establishment ! discovered /
could not talk. Ny tongue seemed para
lyzod. managed 30 say few words. how
ever, aud took my seat whore by shear will
power 1 managed to Bit until the meeting
was finished. On arising 20 60 home. how
ever, found could not Nalk and seemed
| 20 have lost control OF my limbs. was a.
sisted home, but on feeling better In the
/ morning went down TO ms ONCE. Here
/ suffered another shock which left me fat on
/ my back. / finally recovered sufficiently 10
/ get up, but was left a complete physical
/ wreck. / could not halt talk or guide my
/ self nt all. / could not write or even hold q
/ pen, and was unable 10 transact any busi-
ness. was like drunken man and went
staggering about.
t'The doctors did al they could for me but
still failed 70 improve had always been
greatly opposed TO patent medicines IN ans
form, hut on the accommodation Of ny
druggist, Ira II. Smith, I finally decided u
| give Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
a trial and see n they would do me any
good. To my great surprise began 10 no
iice an improvement before ! bad takeI
half box, and by the tins had taken tire,
boxes felt like a new man. As nothing els'
SEEMED 10 help me lay my recovery 20 thl
Pink Pills for Pale People. On going Il
Newark. New Jersey, IN April, I gave NJ
taking the pills, aud have not since returned
10 using them, although am confident the1
are a splendid thing, and will probably u.s.
them again"
Mr. Stacey's remarkable case is but one o
a thousand others which have been cured \,
these magic pills whore ali else had failed
Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain, in u con
densed form, all the elements necessary &
give new life and richness to the blood an
restore shattered nerves. They are an IN
failing specific for such diseases as locomolo
ataxia partial paralysis, ST. Ntus' dance
sciauca, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervou
headache, the AFTER effect Of la grippe, palpi
iatien Of the heart. pale and sallow CON
plexions. all forms Of weakness either
male or female. Pink Pills are sold by a
dealers, or will be sent postpaid on receiE
OF price, 80 cents a box, or six boxes for e.
(they are never sold In bulk or by the 100
by addressing DR.. Williams Medicine Con
panY. Schenectady, Ny.