Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-02-24
SPINAL DISEASE AND
NERVOUS PROSTRATION

No Affection of the Spine Is Possible
Except Accompanied by Most Seri-
Gus Nerve Disorders-Another Case
Where a Nerve Food Was Successful.
From the Journal, Detroit. Mich 4
Disease of the spinal cord and ner-
vous prostration, was wnat the doctors
called 1T at first" Mrs. Rosa Tapley, of
NO. III Harrison street, 1onia, Mich,
said yesterday to a reporter, "but it was
not long before every organ and member
OF my body was affected. There was a
continuous beating at the pit Of my stom-
ach, my head ached on until l thought I
should grow insane | felt as if / were
smothering, and my legs would become 50
weak that | had to drop when / felt the
spells coming on. AS for sleep, that was
out of the question Except little cat naps),
for in addition to the feelings | have al
tempted to describe, had neuralgia, land
for six months | kept getting worse and
worse At last I was confined to my bed
III October, 1891
Il have nearly always thought it was la
grippe Mrs. Tapley continued. though
the doctor never would say so. Whatever
1t was, however, it kept growing worse
and worse ESPECIALLY my head and nerves.
and | thought | should die. But l drag
ged on a Wretched existence until about
one year ago, when, while | was reading
the Detroit Journal and Saranac Weekly,
L saw long account of a similar case to
my own being cured by the use of DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. L
made up my mind to try those pills, and
SO procured supply and began taking
them according to directions. ! took them
faithfully, gave them, in fact, most
thorough trial. and, | am happy to say,
with splendid results, so that now my
hearts action is normal. my back and
spine give me very little trouble, all neu-
ralglc and rheumatic pains have left me.
! have no headache whatever, and after
tt I'll that | suffered my life is now like
heaven. =
Il cannot say too much in praise of
these pills. / have never tired Of rec
ommending the pills to my neighbors land
ny sister, who is a school teacher, and
had 4 horrible time with her nerves and
loss of memory. at my suggestion is tax
ing Or Wi!1::ams' remedy and is being
rapidly cured.
Read OYER what you have written"
Mrs. Tapley requested. After listening
attentively to what she had dictated she
said: Il can sign that statement with the
greatest pleasure" and when the last re-
mark was entered the lady signed her
name to the reporters notes thus: f!
(Signed) MRS. ROSA TAPIEY,''
721 Harrison street, Ionia, Mich.
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