The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-01-10
TROLLEY CARS AND PILLS.

FToW tAe Etenta9 wears, 4NelcdrE, N. j. 5.5.
| Mrs. Anna Burns, Of 1873 Plane street.
| Newark, n, j., is a decidedly pretty bru-
nette, twenty-six years old, tall, and a
pleasant converse tionalist, On the ground
! floor Of her residence sho conducts a we'll
ordered candy store. When our reporter
visited her store, she III response to q
question told him very interesting story
unul about two months ago." she be-
gan, Il enjoyed the very best of health
and could work night and day If neces-
sary. Suddenly, and without any appar-
ent cause, began to suffer from intense
PAINS IN my head, in my limbs and tent
ingly never ending pain, tried cure after
cure, prescription after prescription; and
almost gallon Of medicine Of AL kinds.
Nothing did mo any good. In fact, be.
came worse. The knuckles of my hands
soon became cramped and the pain in my
hips became more and more distressing
each day. Business In the store had to BE-
attended to, however, shti 50 i was obiir:
ed, suffering as was, to keep more OF
less on my feet, and occasionally | was
forced to 20 out This was the ordeal
dreaded. Each time l went out trem.
bled when came near the car tracks, for
my pain at times was SO severe that was
obliged to stand perfectly still, no matter
where | was. On one occasion l was
seized ih this way while was crossing
the tracks on Market street and there I
or foot, while trolley car came thunder:
ing along. Fortunately, 1t was stopped
before it struck me, but the dread Of it ali
lasted as long as my pain, for never
knew when crossing the tracks; Whether
| would not drop, to the ground in my
agony and be crushed I'd death. Ny anx;
iety to get well grew apace, and l had
a DIV NV IN 7
the Evening News one day an advertise
ment Of Dr.. Williams Pink Pills. Here
was something hadn't tried before and
| lost no time in getting to the nearest
drug store. There paid fifty cents for
box of these truly wonderful, health re-
storing pills. Before had finished tax
ing half Of the pills began to feel re.
lieved: the pains in my hips gradually dis
appeared and for the first time in many
continued to take the pills, and the more
[ took the better felt. finished one
rox, got another, and now having taken
only few Of the second fifty cents worth,
am free from all pain and as happy as
the day is long. Since l began to take
DR.. Williams Pink Pills have gained
thirty pounds, and now when cross the
car tracks l don't care if there is a dozen
vehicles near by. It is a great relief, I
never failing friend In Dr.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. l know what am
talking about. / speak from experience"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, in d
condensed form, all the elements neces-
sary to give new life and richness to the
blood and restore shattered nerves. Pink
Fills are sold in boxes at 80 cents a box,
or six boxes for $3.50, and may be had
Of all druggists, or direct by mail from
H. ~ NJ 4 "
Specimens from the new strike in the
Pharmacist mine are on exhibition in
Cripple Greek. They assay $4,000 d
ton. The main shaft in the Pharmacist
is now down some 600 feet and sinking
is continued.
Wisconsin Patents.
Patents for the following Wisconsin
inventors are reported for this week by
Erwin, Wheeler & Wheeler, 50 and SO
Loan and Trust building. Milwaukee,,
Wis. These attorneys will furnish the
information required.
Mar, Martin s; Field, assgr., Racine. spring
wire stretcher; Robert Hirsch and H. Mem
niger, Milwaukee. commutator brush: Cod
fried Laube, River Falls, combined nippers
and nail puller; E. Moore. Milwaukee,
bracket for sliding doors: L.. Ringuette.
milwaukee, draw bridge; Ole simons, assgr:.
Arkdale. hand planter; NJ. Blumer, La
Crosse. bitters, trade mark; Kalamazoo
Knitting company, milwaukee,, gloves and
mittens. both leather and knit, and knit
Mann, Milwaukee, grain bags, trade mark;
D. Jackson & C. Conratfson, Madison, frame
for field magnets, design.