Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-07-24
An EchOofthe Truckee Smash-Up
Many viii Recall This Sad Affair
Which Happened in 1892.
MT. n. watkins. OF This city. who Was
Injured In the wreck Tells Of his
Terrible suRerlngs aud
Rfo.t f-,,..

injured In the wreck Tells Of His
Terrible suGerlngs aud
Final Cure.
From the Examiner, San Francisco, Cal.
Mr.. H. Watkins lives at 200S Geary
street, San Francisco. He Ia a railway
postal clerk, and has been in that
business for years. When seen at his
home he gladly told his experience
with DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People. He narrates the facts leading
up to his trying them, the benefits he
has enjoyed by their use and the re-
suits Of recommending them to others.
He said; II have suffered from
rheumatism for years. At times !
have been so bad that could not raise
my arms over my head. No one had
worse rheumatism than had. got
ii first in the Truckee smash-up.
was laid on the snow in the wreck and
then taken to the railroad hospital.
Ever since then have suffered at times
terribly. that Is to say, mp till year
ago. Once at Redlands, In San Bern
ardino county, | thought l should die,
and at Promontory I was 90 crippled
that had to be carried to the mail
car. No one who has not had it can
understand the agony. was not able
to get out Of bed at times. ! had TO
crawl ON hands and knees from the
bedroom to the kitchen.
Occasionally when l tried to rise
in the morning the pains would seize
me and had TO be caught TO prevent
my falling. l tried every kind Of medi-
cine. The only thing that helped me
at all mp to q year ago was some fear
ful stuff an old Mormon gave me when
was taken down In Utah. IL was
horrible stuff to take and only eased
me for short time.
/ About year ago went into the
No Percentage Pharmacy ON Market
street. While was there an old man
named Cowen, of Vallejo Junction.
came In. He told me he was going TO
get Pink Pills for his rheumatism. |
told him il they could do him good
they might help me too. He had been
4 up to Byron Springs and was nearly
4 doubled up with rheumatism. The
( doctors told him Just as they had told
me, that medicine would do him no
good. Well. didn't give up. ! am
a young man and you would not expect
me to give myself up as a hopeless
4 rheumatic at my age. was ready to
try anything. bought two or three
boxes Of the pills and began to take
them. The way in which they took
hold Of me was simply wonderful. !
did not take many Of the pills either,
and Of course, am careful not to ex-
pose myself. have never been lame
since and have never lost nights
sleep from rheumatism. recommend.
ed the pills to my friends and have
yet to hear from the first one who has
not been benefited. As for myself,
I would gladly make affidavit to the
\ good they have done me, in fact / am
only too happy to do so, for | cannot
say too much for the benefit have re.
ceived.
/ Going through Vallejo Junction
! on my train one day / saw the old
gentleman, Mr.. Cowen. and I called
/ out to him how are the Pink Pills.
He replied they are fine.
II was down in Los Angeles and
called upon postal clerk, friend oi
/ mine. He told me that his wife was 8
great sufferer from rheumatism. tolt
her to try the Pink Pills, and nov
there Is no one in Los Angeles wht
thinks more Of the pills than Mrs
I Carr, that is her name. don't thinl
she had rheumatism quite 50 badly al
1 |. but she was just as anxious to get rio
Of it, and she is just as grateful to b
well again.
81 always keep a box Of the pill
handy just in case l should need them
though my wife will tell you how
rarely ! use them now"
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nerves They are an unfailing specific
for such diseases as locomotor ataxia
partial paralysis, st. Vitus dance
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ous headache, the after effect of Ii
grippe, palpitaiton of the heart, pale
and sallow compilations, all forms Of
weakness either in male or female
Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, OF
will be sent postpaid on receipt Of
price, 30 cents box or six boxes foi
$3.50 (they are never sold in bulk On
by the 1907, by addressing DR.. vii.
/ liams' Medicine Company, Schenectady.