The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-23

how much wished that might leave Il su
behind. After marrying Mr.. Christian, hs
decided that the hundreds of dollars which my
parents had expended on me had been wasted
and decided To place me under the care oe
u physician with more experience and q greater
name. This was done and when he failed to
help me another was consulted, until firing Of
physicians of general practice, my husband
placed me under the care Of an eminent special
ist. But this treatment was as ffuitless as the
previous ones had been, and we were obliged
TO give it up after spending many hundreds Of
dollars and much time. My condition grew
rapidly worse, and became 50 weak that
orally was confined to my bed at least three
days per week.
at was one day in October, about four
years ago after spending my life in hours Of
untold agony and dreariness, that as I ws
recovering from very severe attack Of the
epilepsy, and was lying upon lounge ip
my room weak and discouraged and exceed.
paper seeking to divert my attention from
my condition for few moments. After look.
ing the first page over in lis,less manner my
eyes caught the headlines of an article and
carelessly read of the recovery Of q woman
in New England by DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
At first ] did not feel interested for I had
reached q point where never expected to find
VNVu tic ollSntVst IcllcI my tlTcU DOOY anu
mind. But ! soon discovered that the symp,
toms in this case had been similar to my own
and handed the paper back to my husband
asking him to read ii and US result of our
reading the testimonial he decided to procure
apackage Of the Pink Pills the next day, which
he did. then began taking them with great
regularity according to the directions and
though the first package effected no marked
change in my condition We thought there was
slight Improvement, and he purchased an,
other. Well, You see had reached point
where the specialist failed to benefit me and
my condition was desperate you can imagine;
But after commenced on the second package
there was mar ked improvement, and il con.
tinued until in about three months after / first
began taking them | felt better than could
ever remember having felt before. Continu.
ing to take them during the winter mouths
became entirely cured Ofthe epilepsy and when
spring and summer came was In as fine con.
dition for enjoying. the sports Of this beautiful
spot as any one who came here. I am com.
pletcly cured from my former attacks and
though sometime subject TO slight nervous
spells ! always find ready relief from one or
two Of DR.. Williams Pills. ] always keep
them In convenient place, and my children.
too, are often benefited by this, to me the
MOST wonderful and blessed remedy ever put
up"
And in order to clinch the story the re-.
porter inquired II she would be willing to take
her affidavit and to confirm the story beyond
all doubt, to which she readily sssented.
STATE OF New YORK, 90
COUNTY OF WAYNE. @'
Mrs. Sarah l.. Christian, being duly sworn
! says that the foregoing statement according
to the best Of her knowledge and belief is
true. Mrs. SARAH L. CHRISTIAN.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
18th day Of October, 1895.
| lsEAL.l GEORGE D. YORK,
Noir1y 1ruttt1:.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain in q con.
densed form all the elements necessary to give
new life and richness to the blood and re.
store shattered nerves. They are also spe.
cific for troubles peculiar to females, such a.
suppressions, irregularities and oil forms Of
weakness. In men they effect radical cure
In all cases arising from mental worry. over.
work or excesses of whatever nature. Pink
Pills are sold in boxes never In loose bulk
at 80 cents u box or six boxes for $3.50, and
may be had Of oil druggists, or direct by mail
from Or. Williams Medicine Company, Schs.
nectady, N. Y.