The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-01-16
EXCESSIVE FATIGUE Is DAN
GRR0Us.
Fatigue Means q Draught on Ones
Reserve Strength.
F,pm ths I,d4nr, cnBslaad, ono,

Frnm Inc BeddAr, Uleusldnd OHIO.
,,tohn p, Sonnhalter, who lives at No. IS
| Melrose Ave, Cleveland, Ohio, Is one OF 4
ANAL army who can bear testimony 70 Or.
Williams Pink Pills, Mr.. Sonnhalter Il in
tNS hplmo OF life He is married and his
family Is his pride. He is stro-.. .nu attn.
lctlc and has . splendid physique, But, like
many other men who are similarly fortu-
nate in the possessiot Of An excellent CON
stltution, lie recently overestimated tho
train which u could undergo. He y the
yafdhRster OF the zettelnieyer Coal COM
many, Nos. IS 10 Al Commercial ST., and in
that capacity finds 1t necessary TO exercise
considerable physical strength. Tho use OF
agreat deal OF muscular energy, however,
did not seem 10 affect him In any manner
until last spring Then be dlscSyere1 y, 70
Ssb He began to be troubled with conges
ton, mental and physical prostration, re-
Taxation OF tho muscular tissues, insomnia,
and other symptoms OF tho result OF over
work. But the story In his own words ie
interesting, for he tells y In the plRih hnh
simple map her characteristic or q man who
eatns his sustenanco by tho sweat OF his
prov, and at the same time he pays glow
ing tribute to his inanimate and diminutiyo
bencfactor.
at was last May" said Mr.. Bonnhsir
shat began 10 notice. tho effects of
lard work. The blood wcpld rush from -
faint. felt that my strength was on
wane, and my entire system seemed to
out Of order, Strong as / was would
weak. was nervous, and felt distress
not only in body, but In mind as well wi
lRwoke 10 the, morning | dreaded To- thi
OF the hard days work which was ahesa
mo- My Footsteps verS not as light
spf'sAtly as formerly, ana was altogetl
wretched. My appetite, always stTof
vigorous, and healthy before, seemed to
desertinH me. could not sleep well. a.,
was unable to get the rest end fecreation,I
needed, Tha warm weather was at hand,
and was afraid would break down COM
pletely unless got better, soon. 'Eas sns-
feying, you might hay, frciR general debility.
WAS nroG ali over, and nearly all the timo.
81 knew that something would have to be
done, and soon, too. l talked with my
vised me to try this or that, but did not
heed their suggestions. and, now,I Am glad
OF ~, One day picked up Alittle pamphlet
or advertisement ~ DE Williams Pink
Pills J told how the medicine cured poo
pc who were suffering from just what allied
me, and decided to buy box, and did.
was somewhat In doubt "a to whether they
were as good Ps II was claimed they were,
blt my doubt was soon removed, Those
pills fixed mo up inside Of. two months, |
never saw a medicine worn 20 tuibkly and
surely Rs tliose little pills. Almost the first
one l took seemed to benefit me, and the
moro took the better felt. That awfully
tired and detected feeling began to leave me
almost from tho start. After taking half
dozen OF the pills. my sleer was unbroken.
Thep my hppetit9 Returned, and with it
epme my old time vigor. My muscles are
us strong as ever now, and my health is
good, and the pills did Just what they wers
advertised to DO;
= !. My work Ia inc coal yard is hard, and l
often have to overtax myself. But II ever
get in the condition was last May, I'll buy
more Of DR.. Williams Pink Pills. They do
more good than a doctor, and ! have fec6m-
mended thom &c my friends" ~ J.,
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills FOR Pale People |
are specific for troubles peculiar TO fe-
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and Ill forms of weakness. They build up
the blood, and restore the glow OF health to
pale and sallow cheeks. In men they effect |
q radical cure in all cases arising from u1en-
tai worry, overwork or excesses of what |
ever nature. They are manufactured BY. tho |
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tedy, N. Y, and are sold by all druggists at |
b cents q box or six boxes for $3.50.