The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-03-25
From Agony to Happiness
MRS. LUCY A. CRAWFORD WAS RAISED
FROM A BED OF SICKNESS. ~
learning Of the Cure Of Mr. T. H. Aorn the Logan black
T. smith, She Tries Dr. Williams Pink Pills ana
+ is now Able to be About Again.
AHR1s
From the Dispatch, Columbus, Ohio.

disease 50 awful that medical science has
long considered it incurable. He had been
for five months in his house and could not
walk. Mr.. Horn was 55 years old, AND the
contrast between the hale and hearty man |
had once seen, and this emaciated indi-
vidual was so great that 1elt depressed Oy
his condition.
+" lie was under the care of physicians
and was taking nostrums and patent medi-
cines but with no sign of hope. He had
crown respondent, and even his friends
were not sanguirc of his recovery. 1t he
stepped on the floor he either 1eli forward or
backward and had no control OF his limbs.
He was dying by inches, and his mental
agony was as great as was his physical.
When left Lancaster that was Mr.. Horns
situation.
sciatic rheumatism. L came down stairs
one morning and helped to prepare break
fast. After the meal | was moving about
busy with household duties, when like
| fash of lightning | was seized with the
dread disease. l rolled on the floor in indie
scribable pain. For hours l was knotted
and twisted as though by the action of an
electric current.
I wished that l could die. Ny right leg
| from hip to heel was drawn up and CULVER
ing with suffering. l could not eat nor
sleep. l simply lay and moaned all day
and night. / did not believe that one could
endure what did. | think now that
reached the limit of human endurance, and
that it was only my powerful constitution
that kept me from sinking into the grave.
al was roasted, swathed in hot fannels,
soaked in hot water. | vomited often, had
temperature of 104 degrees and yet lived.
After twenty-one days of this, | happened
to think of Mr.. Horn. / heard that he had
been cured by the use of medicine called
DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People,
understood that he was a new man from
their use. had little faith in their efficacy,
but almost in despair, bought box at the
"When I had taken half the contents of
one box I could sleep without opiates and
almost well. 1 was still lame, but the pain
was gone. I could walk, eat and sleep. l
had none of the nausea and felt compare
lively well. About the time I began to
take the third box | went into the kitchen
and made two pies. [ was able to wash the
dinner dishes and help MY daughter in her
work. In two more days l walked half
mile. went to the blind asylum grounds
and took stroll around the neiehborhood.
The fourth box gone, l Yves perfectly well
except that | felt an occasional weakness
now and then in my leg. I continued, and
took in all seven boxes, finishing the last
one in July. [ was then SO well that felt
!
former health. I had increased in weight,
my cheeks were rosy and l was happy.
at was then I went to Logan. While
there I had the sincere pleasure to help a
friend to health through the Pink Fills.
Miss Dollison, a typesettcr on the Logan
Democrat, was attacked with rheumatism in
her shoulder and arm so that she could not
put up her hair. She took one box of Pink
Pills for Pale People and was cured. I saw
Mr.. Horn, the Logan blacksmith about that
time. He was swinging his sledge with the
DID, merry air, and told re that he had
taken 20 boxes of Pink Pills and was per.
fectly restored. He said that he never felt
better in his life" Mrs. Crawford smiled as
she finished. Good has been good to me, " she
said, '.and think it no more than right that
should let people know what it was that made
the happy, healthy woman that / am"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain all the
elements necessary to give new life and rich
ness to the blood and restore shattered nerves.
They are sold in boxes (never in loose form,
by the dozen or hundred) at so cents box or
six boxes for 80, and may be had of all drug:
gists or directly by mail from DIR. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, NY. .