The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-04-08
INCIPIENT INSANITY.
A Sick and AiIing 0irI-Her
Mothers Advice.

An Interesting Story Told Under EN-
barrassing Circumstances.
From the Express Los AageIes, California.
The interviewer lines sometimes
fall in queer places. People who are
to be talked to may be in all sorts of
conditions and framesl Of mind, but
one cannot conceive a much more en-
barrassing thing for all parties con-
cerned than an assignment to inter
view a mother of two-days' -old in
FAINT. Some things are too sacred for
even the callous newspaper man to
lightly ignore. But Mrs. G. G. Reeder
had story to tell and this paper
wanted that story. The baby was
asleep, and the mother expressed, her
amiability, so the reporter was ushered
into the room.
Mrs. Reeder used to be Johanna
Rinker, and lived for several years at
Riverside, Cal. She was domestic
and worked very hard. Perhaps it
was the toll, perhaps the climate, at
all events she fell sick. Doctors and
medicines did her no good Her appe-
tite vanished. Sleep eluded her at
night, always and ever that dreadful
feeling of lassitude and depression, so
familiar to women, made itself appar-
ent to her. And then she began to
imagine things. One night, while
driving across bridge that she knew
perfectly we'll was there, she cried out
in fright because she could see nothing.
The doctors might call this insanity,
but until the Authorizations and delu.
sions grow to be a menace to life OF
peace, not much heed is paid to the
imaginings of weakly girls.
Last spring Mrs. Reeder, for she haC
married in the meantime, concluded tt
visit her old home at Daleville, Ind.
and it was while there that hel
mother, Mrs. Caroline Leaser, tolC
her of the wonderful properties of DR.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
Mrs. Reeder began to take them
When she started in she could not wall
the three-quaIters of mile to the post
office, she was so weak. In about tire,
weeks she took, according to direc
tions, about five boxes of the pills, ant
at the expiration of that time could &,
down into town and come back and d,
a big days washing over the tub a
home. Her blood came back into tn
pale cheeks, sleep once again refreshe,
her at night, the cold sweats left, an,
she could eat and enjoy all the pleas
ures and diversions of life where befor
she had been averse to society an,
amusements of all kinds. The awfu
notions and Authorizations left her, he
brain again resumed its normal func
tions. From that time to now she ha
taken no medicine and she is we'll il
all respects.
See my baby, God bless it's heart,
said the proud mother. "It is a
strong and healthy as any baby eve
born. 1t weighed nine pounds. A
it lay there, its little pink fists clenche,
over its thumbs, its little eyes puckere
up in sleep, bundle of pink, satiny in
fantile loneliness, there could be littl
doubt of the physical health of its par
ents.
Mrs. Reeder lives at cottage nun
: bered 4071a East Pico street, LIZ
Angeles, CAL, and the last words sh
said were: "Oh, you are perfectly e1
cusable. l am just as glad to endors
DR.. Williams Pink Pills as you ca
possibly be to hear my story. If a
suffering women only knew their powt
and good, there would be less sickne,
and misery in the world, I'm sur,
, Goodbye"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain
in condensed form, all the elemen
necessary to give new life and richne
to the blood and restore shattere
> nerves. They are also specific f,
troubles peculiar to females, such
, suppressions. Irregularities and a
i forms Of weakness. They build up Il
i blood, and restore the glow of heal
: to pale and sallow cheeks. In mi
they effect a radical cure in all cas-
t arising from mental worry, overwoi
: or excuses of whatever nature. PHI
Pills are sold in boxes (never in loo
bulky at so cents box or six box
for So. SO, and may be had of all dru
gists, or direct by mail from DIR. w
liams' Medicine Company, Scheme
tady, N. Y.