The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-11-02


box and continued their use with good re-
suits. j eoon began 10 gain in strength and
health and felt the good effect of the Pills
They were the frs things that had bern
abe 10 give me relief They have been Of
great beneht TO me and can strongly recon-
mend them to anyone suffering from
paralysis"
The case Of another veteran has come to
the attention ofthis paper and it is here given:
When, III 1861, the fate Of our Union hung
trembling in the balance and President
Lincoln Issued his famous call for volun-
teers to go to the front ard fight for its pres
ervHion, an immediate response swept over
the North like tidal wave. ard regiment
after regiment of brave boys in blue quickly
gprang up from every quarter. unmindful
Of the priyaiioHs of a soldiers life, and the
horrors Of war, they shouIdered their
musketa and marched 70 the front to battle
for their country.
Among the first to answer the call was z.
G. Matthews, who enlisted as member of
Company ID, leSd OHIO Infantry, and who
fought braydy until the close of the great
| struggle. Dir. Matthews now lives with his
wife and family Of six children and grand
children oil his farm near Akron, Tuscola
County, Michigan. While in the ranks he
contracted inhanimaiory rheumatism aud
this developed into trouble that remained
with him for over thirty years. lie FINELY
became cured of il and 10 q representative
of the CouiIer-Uerald he spoke Of his essc
as follows:
| During the late war was q member OF
| Company ID, led Ohio Infantry, end per-
| formed all the duties incident TO a soldiers
/ life from 1862 10 1865. While at the front
owing to the privations Of our soldier life,
contracted innammatory rherinatislB. and
| this EnaIly developed into a permanent form
Of rheumatism, that has aiwss-s troubled me
since that time. When | WAS mustered out
| in 1865 ! went back 10 Ohio to The place
! where ] enlisted and wzs laid up there III
| led for y weeks. ! Ihrn got out far ambar
time and vas again laid up for a long Efell
Stree then have been a victim Of these at
tacks aud tEey have laid ne w for much of
the time.
I Ny case wes also complicated ly severe
kidney troubles and other diseases lhst haf-
| hsa the best met;iral skill | have tried
many physicians and also proprietary ayti-
Sles u All kinds that we're said 10 be ecud for
ar-h Troubles az mine. Ia my search for
health ] s,HHt harGrstis ii Lo!lsts. hut il
sec0led to lie All ia vain, AMI aotl.;Lc seemed
10 rcach isy trouble cad g;vr IN. rpiicf.
1hout wear AGO frie.id "a; > .soi ise TO Try
DR.. Williams Pink Pills. Ind although /
bal no faith IL ihenI. ] bot, eii ssox and ie-
gan to take thcE. Ahsr | hai bcsun or The
third lrnS great chsnge in my coa'lition l,c-
gan 10 siseaf, ara my tr0utie Tor over tH;Ify
years Standing began TO bc oGrcd. ! ia,.k
four boxes RDTe and thea felt co = ell ihsi
discontinued tlie;r use.
" am nov able 10 work on my farm ard
have no fear of the cd trouble coming back
as long u l c-.n set box Of Pink Pills. My
case wss particularly decp seated enc, a
long standing, and 10 ] want Ia LET other
who are afflicted as | was, know the hesetil
that these Pink Pills for Pale People have
been 10 me-"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills Cor Pale People
are now given 10 the pubic as an upfailias
blood builder and nerve rrstarer, curing
forms Of weakness srisine from q wateyy
condition of the blood or shattered nerves
The pills are sold by all dealers, or viii b,
sent post paid on receipt Of price. 50 cents
box or six boxes Tor $50 they are nevel
. sold in bulk or by the 1907, by addrceein,
, DR.. Williams Med. Co., Schenectady, ny