The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-03-10
SIX WEEKS WITHOUT SLEEP.
A Strange Experience Related by
Mrs. Morris Gaffln.
She Was I'm Tor ture for WeekS-ExcTu-
ciRting Pains Made Her Life Bur-
den-AH Bent Over and Helpless.


From the New Era, McMinnville, Tenn.
Three miles Southeast of the lovely little
city of McMinnville, Tennessee, nesting at
the foot of the beautiful and grand "Ben
| Lomond' mountain, are many pretty and
comfortable homes-located on fertile lands
and shaded by grand and majestic forest
trees
In this locality Mrs Morris Gaffin lives
with her sons, in comfort and contentment
Understanding that Mrs. Gaflin had been
greatly benefited by the use of DIR. Williams
Pink Pills, a reporter of the McMinnvillt
New Era sought an interview. With this
purpose in view visit was made to the
home of Mrs. Gaffin, and she was found to
be one-of those pleasant little women whom
one meets with now and then, in the con
stantly recurring changes of life. She gave
the reporter a cordial welcome, and upon
learning the object of the unexpected call
she brightly responded. well, know OF
no reason why should object to an inter
view If the report is not exaggerated. | am
personally indebted to DR.. Williams Pink
Pills, and il my testimony can be the means
of helping some one else who suffers as suf-
fered | surely ought not to withhold it,
"a year ago last October ] caught severe
cold which resulted in rheumatism in my
left side causing me a great deal Of suffering.
! used plasters and home remedies, but OBJ
tanned very little relief until the January
following. | did not suffer this severe pain
any more until March In STOPPING terrible
pain struck me right in the small of the
back, and in a few seconds had branched
down my left side, extending even to my
toes, had to call my son to assist me into
the house, and from that time the pain was
almost unbearahle. For six weeks had no
restful sleep During that time | used all
the old remedies and many new ones, even
sending to Chicago for medicines, but none
of them did me any good. | was all bent
over and drawn up until ] could scarcely
get about at all, and oh how did suffer-
started to town, to bring me box. of DR..
Williams Pink Pills; that had tried every
thing else, and they might do me some good,
He brought the box and | at once began to
use them according to directions, and be-
gan to improve by the time / had taken
the fourth or fifth pill, and when had fin
ished the box | was entirely relieved, and
sent for another box. That was in June of
last year, and ! have never had pain since.
Every morning when awake am thank
full and think how good it is to lie in such
comfort. | thank Dr. Williams Pink Pills
for the wonderful relief they brought me.
Did yon eyer. have the toothache?'' she
asked; well, if you have, you will know
something ABOUT the pain nad. IL was
nothing more or less than toothache in the
hip-it was an excruciating pain"
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1907, by addressing DIR. Williams Medicine
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She-"Does the baby take after its moth
er" He-"Well, it hasn't begun to talk
Yet."-Yonkers Statesman.