The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-04-24
TWO CURES
Monroe County, No., In Startled by the
Experience OF People.

From the Democrat, Monroe City, Mo.
Among the most successful and progress
sive farmers Of Marion county, is j. NJ.
White, whose p. o. address is Monroe
City, Mo. He is a lover Of good horses,
thoroughbred cattle and Chester White hogs,
and if there is a man on earth that is fond of
. good table it is he. Mr.. White says:
For eleven years, that is from the fall of
1883 up to the fall Of 1894, l did not know
what peace or rest was owing to indigestion.
Ny family physician treated me for the
trouble but gave no relief. After suffering
that way for some ten months my back be-
gan to give me trouble and again the physi-
clan was called in, but after he prescribed
and represented and there was no beneficial
effects produced he said that my trouble
was lumbago and that it would gradually
wear itself out and would leave me-, A
short time after that l began to have
smothering spells. They told me l had eat
en- something that disagreed with me: So
again l repeated the farce OF sending for a
doctor. By this time l was reduced from
$50 pounds to 100 pounds. This time / was
told that my case had become complicated.
That l was suffering with Indigestion, lum-
bago and kidney disease. .
II was disguised with the physician and
discharged him and stopped taking medi-
cine. l was now a complete wreck OF my
former self and remained SO for many
months. One day | picked up a treatise de-
scribing Pink Pills for Pale People and con-
cluded TO try them. / secured a box and after
taking them felt some better. Then l got
two boxes and took them, and they gave me
fresh courage, SO | purchased four boxes and
by the time they were gone L had almost
renewed my youth. | am now ftty-eight
years old, can do a full days work, eat
well and sleep as sweetly as a child. l keep
Pink Pills for Pale People on hand all the
time and advise my %neighbors to follow my
example if they wish to retain their health"
Henry Bigler is one of the prosperous
farmers and stock men of the Little King
DOM" or in other words Rails county, Mo-,
a short distance from Monroe City. Mr..
Bigler is fond of politics as a side issue.
His wife has been ailing for some time.
When the reporter asked about her
health, he broke out into a hearty b ha"
and when asked what was the matter with
him he said: well, you know that for
years my wife was subject to those terrible
sick headaches that would lay her up for two
days at a time. Her sufferings were truly
a torture. OF course everything that could
be lone for her or given her was tried but
without any apparent effect. As the months
rolled by the frequent attacks made inroads
into her general health. She became ema-
GATED and general debility set in so L be.
came more and more uneasy. One day old
Aunt Dinah Zone of the old family colored
scrvants) came to see her and with the
liberty that an old servant takes said that
Mary must take Pink Pills for Pale People,
because they had cured her head and she
knew they would cure 'missy's.' Well, to
make a long story short, things had come to
such a pass that | was ready to try anything.
l purchased two boxes of DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People, and as soon as |
arrived home gave my wife a dose. Before
the first box was gone the attacks were less
severe, and by the time the second box was
taken anyone could see a great improve
ment in her. Consequently we tested the
Pink Pills for Pale People thoroughly and
by the time she had taken the fifth box she
was a round-cheeked, bright-eyed lass like
she was when l first saw her nine years ago.
And my dear sir. if you ever find my house
without Pink Pills for Pale People in it l
will give you the best farm in the Little
Kingdom"
Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or will be
sent post paid on receipt of price, so cents a
box or six boxes for $50 (they are never
sold in bulk or by the 1OOl, by addressing DR..
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y.