The Winslow mail., 1897-04-17
From Cuba to Kingsburg.
RAISIN CULTUfE in FRESNO.
What Brought Success Out of Failure to
Hon. u. t. MAXWELL
From the Ren1LhLicnl Eree,,n III

w hAS'O success Gut of Failure to
Hon. Il. t. Maxwell.
From the Republican, Fresno. Cal.
The Hon. z. T. Maxwell. in 1887.
having just finished term in the Mis-
souri, Legislature, was compelled by i'll
health to seek change of climate. and
after travelling for some months on the
Pacific slope, settled in Kingsburg,
Fresno County, California, and en-
gagged in raisin culture.
The change from Cuba, Mo-. Mr..
Maxwell's old home, to the balmy air
OF Kingsburg, for a time seemed to
benefit the invalid, and, for while,
in addition to his labors on the raisin
farm, he began to take a prominent
part in the county politics, and held
several offices of trust in his new state.
But i'll health was the drawback which
prevented him from arriving at the
highest political honors. and his act
i've mind chafed under the restraint
OF all impaired constitution, so that in
stead of improving he became worse.
These facts concerning Mr.. Maxwell's S
health were SO we'll known among the
people of Fresno County, that when he
lately reappeared on the busy scenes
in apparent health, he was warmly
congratulated by his numerous &C.
quaintances, and among others the
writer of this article.
In response to a request to give the
reporter particulars as to the course of
his illness, symptoms, cure, and in
deed all there was in it, he said:
"You have asked me for more than
| could describe. Sometimes ] have
looked over an alphabetical index of
diseases, and fancied had them all,
but general debility, weakness, insom-
mia, indigestion, constipation, partial
atrophy of muscles, headaches, pain
in the back and limbs, and general
wretchedness was my lot.
"My horizon was contracting, and |
supposed that the circle of my vision
would never again have anything but
my bed for centre, for on top of my
previous i'll health, i'll 1895, caught la
grippe, which brought me so low that
l was very nigh the grim portal.
New Years day was respondent
and unhappy, not knowing there was
such good fortune in store for me, for
| had hardly ambition to read the
newspaper that was brought me, and
threw it on the bed in disgust. AS l
did so my eye caught the announce
ment of DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People, and half in anger and
half in contempt I read what it said
and again threw the paper down. But
| could not get this announcement of
Pink Pills out of my head, and at last
determined to try them, and 1 did so.
began to use the pills, following di-
rections carefully, and by the time
had taken the first box my appetite
had returned, and | was so invigor-
ated that it almost seemed as if l were
renewing my youth. I kept on taking
the Pink Pills until I was thoroughly
recovered, and now can do more work
than for twenty years before.
81 will say that not only have they
saved me much expense in doctors
bills, but my life, and I am only too
glad to publish this testimonial to the
virtues of Pink Pills.
(Signed) 81. T. Maxwell" :"
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