The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-06
Followed His Advice,
another Great SUFFERER FROM
SCIATIC RHEUMATISM
Reads the Testimonial Of Ex-COngreSSman Wood,
Of Kentucky, and on His Recommendation
Tries New Remedy and is Cured.

Mr.. w. l.. Wilcoxon, q prominent jeweler
ana Tatchmakcr, who was before the Repub-
llCan Convention as q candidate for the NOM
nation for Congressman, is one of Newark's
live and energetic business men. He has
spent his entire life in the jewelry and
matchmaking business and has reputation
in adjoining States as well as in Ohio for
being careful and particular workman,
and us such his testimonial to the worth and
value of any particular tool or other object
Will be of especial interest and importance.
a reporter of the american dropped in his
place of business on North Third Street,
Newark, Ohio, the other day while on his
rounds, and during the course of conversa-
improved appearance. Eyes" said Mr..
Wilcoxon, 1" !! feel II hundred per cent. bet
ter than | did two years ago, and life to me
is now worth Lying"
"To what especial merit do you assign
your. rejuvenation, have you discovered the
Elixir OF hfe?" queried the innocent re-
porter.
No stree bob, " was the emphatic reply,
"by u simpler method than that, old boy,
was cured of sciatic rheumatism, and tell
you Pm u firm believer in the efficacy of
one of the much advertised medicines now
on the market.
For three years had been q terrible
sufferer from sciatic rheumatism, and | tell
you it's no fun to have your nerves and
muscles in such u state that the slightest
change of weather causes you to ache and
will make you feel as though you were a
walking form of pain. At times it would be
impossible for me to walk or even dress my
self, and it was almost q torture for me to
breathe. OF course, at those times, it was
impossible for me to work. | tried every
known remedy | believe for rheumatism,
taking the advice of my friends until | was
in fair condition to be u walking drug
store but without avail. The regular ply
sician could do me no good and | was just
beginning to think of figuring out the cost
of tirst-cass funeral, when | chanced to let
my eyes fall on the only remedy that has
done me any good.
little over two years ago was lying
on the lounge at home suffering terribly
from my old enemy and trying to distract
my attention from the pain Of reading q
local paper, The American, 1 think, when
in big type, "A MIRACLE" | read it in
casual manner until something familiar
struck my senses. | read it again. when the
fact became apparent to me that | was read
ing history of my own experience, the
pains, the efforts to be cured and the unfail-
ing result 1t was a testimonial of ex-Con-
gresham Wood, of Kentucky, who had
been affected in a manner similar to myself
but who had tried D> Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People and was much improved.
81 wrote to him asking some questions
regarding the matter of his condition. His
son answered my letter, stating that while
his father was not fully recovered from his
sickness, yet he was in much better health
and constantly improving, and he owed his
renewed life and recovering strength to
nothing. in the world but Pink Pills. This
was satisfactory to me and | went to the
drug store of Miller & Son, where | procured
a box of pills. | took them faithfully ac-
cording to directions and found that they
Were so helpful that ventured on second
box. This last box did the work for me,
c,,l T
free from any attack of my old enemy, weigh
more, enjoy perfect health, and firmly be-
lieve that my restoration to health is due to
Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People"
"That surely is good news for rheumatic
people, if it wiH do all you claim for it, -
said the reporter.
81 believe it will cure other people as
well as it did me if properly taken, and l
will bank my word on its efficacy" he re-
piled. (Signed.) W.O. W1LCoXoN.