The record-union., 1896-11-28
A Hardy Pioneer
TALES Of EARLY LIFE N nE WEST
AND MS RAIFLE WITH b.sEASE.
Veteran of the Late War also Interviewed and
Some Valuable Information is Given the Re-
porter-Both Speak of New and
Effective Remedy for all Diseases
of the Blood.
Erom ~ 1rophte. Ne,o&erg. Oregon.

|rom ~ 0ropAte. Ne,0&erg, Oregon.
Mr.. Sebastian Brutscher, living on his
farm about one mile east of Newberg,
Oregon, is perhaps enc Of the best known
men in Yanhill County. Being one Of the
brave and hardy pioaeers who crossed the
plains in -, he has until recently been
closely identified with all the public inter-
ests OF the county, having taken an active
part in directing its affairs from its earliest
history. In politics he has always been an
active and influential worker for his party.
He was for many years County Commits
sioner and was always a reliable and faith
ful public servant He is now seventy years
old and can tell great deal that is Of inter-
est IN connection with the early history and
settlement Of this country.
In a conversation yesterday Mr.. brutscher
said 70 reporter that he had been troubled
for several years with different diseases,
caused by the hard work and exposure incl
dent to pioneer life, notably rheumatism, lung
trouble, constipation and piles, and eonse-
quently general run down condition Of the
system. He was troubled too, with loss of
memory, which was especially annoying to
him. 1t had become very hard for him to
remember even names of persons. Like all
other sufferers he tried various kinds Of
satisfaction. He would find one medicine
that would give temporary relief for one
trouble then another for another trouble and
SO on, but nothing that was Of any permanent
benefit TO him.
He had often read articles about DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People, but had
never used any Of them until about three
months ago, when he met old acquaint-
ance from another part o. lac county who
hQd hoo yx,ffk, f.sfoc ctn
results and who reeomme nded them so
highly that he decided to give them a trial.
Mr.. Bsutscher has now used about dozen
boxes and says they have done him more
good than all other remedies combined-his
system is built up, rheumatism gone, bowels
regular and he feels bright and younger by
several years his memory is restored, has
no trouble to speak names readily and this
of itself is . great satisfaction to him. He
says he can recommend them to anyone
similarly afflicted believing they will be
greatly benefited by their use.
Mr.. Brutscher expresses himself a. highly
pleased with the result Of his experiment
with Pink Pills for Pale People. He is
getting Old aad It il natural for decline in
his strength, but 50 long ss his declining
years have been relieved Of pain and disease
he is indeed fortunate.
JOHN D. Boatman, . farmer, living one
mile from Eewberg, il . veteran of the late
war. He s.2isted for three years and sfter
his discharge at the expiration Of that time
re-enlisted and served to the end Of the war
He was q member Of the Fourteenth Regi-
ment Cavalry Kansas Volunteers and is now
q member of Fitzpatrick Post, G. A. R., at
Newberg Oregon.
In - Interview Mr.. BoatnaA said he had
kidney tzoable from the time Of coming out
Of the army. Later he had rheumatism
nervous trouble and general debility; has
been treated for 4 long time by two as good
physicians - there ere in Ysuhill County,
all without avail. His money was al spent,
his time Wa esne and he was in q worse
condition thAa before
He haA he.sa Of . remarkable cure in
this esoaty ~ tie use of Williams Pink
Pills fsr Pale PesQle, 30 tws years ago
bought two bsnes Of the pills and began
using them according 70 the directions. He
Wa sooa csavi.ced dDat he had struck the
proper remedy. BE was soon free from
Daja, nerves steady and felt so we'll that