The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-02-27

From the ottawa journal.
Mr.. David Moore is II well known
and much esteemed farmer living i'll
the county of Carleton, some six miles
from the village of Richmond. Mr..
Moore has been an invalid for some |
years, and physicians failed to agree |
as to his ailment. Not only this, but |
their treatment failed to restore him |
to health. Mr.. Moore gives the fol- |
lowing account of his illness and even
tual restoration to health. He says:
"My first sickness came on me when
| was 60 years of age. Prior to that !
had always been II strong, healthy
man. | had Il bad cough and was
growing weak and in bad health gen
orally. | went to North Grover to
consult Il doctor, who, after eNamin-
ing me said: MIR. Moore, | am very
sorry to tell you that your case is very
serious, so much so, that | doubt II
YOU can live two months lie said my
trouble was a combination of asthma
and bronchitis. and he gave me some
medicine and some leaves to smoke
which he said might relieve me. |
took neither, because | feelt L had
neither trouble he said, and that he
did not understand my case. Two
days later | went to Ottawa and con-
suited one of the most prominent
physicians there. He gave me
thorough examination and pronounced
nv ailment heart trouble, and said /
was liable in my present condition to
drop dead at any moment. | decided
to remain in the city for some time
and undergo his treatment. He wrote
a few lines on a piece of paper giving
my name and place of residence and
trouble, to carry in my pocket in case
| should die suddenly. | did not seem
to be getting any better under the
treatment and finally left the city, de-
termined to consult a doctor nearer
home. | was again examined and the
idea that | had heart disease was
secuted, the doctor saying there was
many man following the pillow whose
heart was in worse shape than mine.
| remained under the treatment of this
doctor for a long time, but got no bet
ter. Then my case was made worse by
an attack of la grippe, which left be-
hind it a terrible pain in my neck anc
shoulders. This became so severe that
| could not raise my head from my
pillow without putting my hand to il
and lifting it up. | doctored on unit
: I was trying my sixth doctor, and in
stead of getting better, was getting
worse. The last doctor ] had advised
e me to wait until the heat of summer
was over. when HE would blister mt
for the pains in my neck and should
S ers. which he felt sure would reliev
it. l was on my way to Richmond Il
undergo this bistering when | me
e Mr. George Argue, of North Grover
who told me of the wonderful cur
DIR. Williams Ping Pills had wrough
Is in him, and advised me strongly t
try them. | went on to Richmond, bu
instead of going to the doctors,
re bought some Pink Pills and returne
home and began using them. Befor
l had finished my second box ther
s. was no room to doubt that they wei
helping me. | kept on taking tt
Pink Pills, and my malady, which tt
doctor had failed to successfully d
e agnose, was rapidly leaving me III
he pain also left my neck and shoulder
and after a couple of months trea
meent became strong and healthy.
am now in my nth year and thar
! God that ! am able to go about vii
= feeling of good health. | still co
:, tinue taking the Pills occasional
w. feeling sure that for a person of II
age they are an excellent tonic. Aft
the failure of so much medical trea
ment I feel sure that nothing else thu
Pink Pills could have restored me
my present condition."
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blood, build up the nerves, and tn
drive disease for. the system. In hu
dreds of cases they have cured aft
OH all other medicines had failed, tn
ell establishing the claim that they are
ey. marvel among the triumps of mode
NO. medical science.
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