Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-09-24

ana tt.n;;.HI ! would r., t.Cin. 1 IOa9.t q
hey aul cca,ia,,d ,iti.. &c viii, good re-
sails. so,i le.a:i 10 .fii il Strength AID
llcal,h AID felt t.ic ..ooi :.oot ct the ills.
They were Ia. iiys. tsilgs that had been
able 10 give M rciict. ..iry lwva been II
Great hc.,ciit TO me anl cau s;ra:;.iy cson.-
ihoiid Them 10 anyone a.i...ring from
paralysis"
The case Of %aaoil.cr veteran hes coi.c to
III. attentions OF this Ia9cr:n!i!iaLc .i0ca:
W.lea. in 1851, the t;.ir Of our ll;mn hua;
tgc!sj,ing in TIE balance, and l':c ..e.t
Lincoln Issued Ills famous call for vol,a-
tccrs TO 90 10 the front AID fight for its res
the North like u tidal wave, and regiment
after regiment of brave boys i'll llnc quickly
spraMg up trGm every quarter. Unn,indful
of the priyaiie..s of n soldiers life. and the
horrors of war, they slouldercd their
m,;sls,ts and marched to the front 10 lnttlc
for their country.
Amon.. the first to answer the call was F.
G. Matthews, who enlisted us u member of
Company D, 1o3d Ohio Infantry, and who
fought bravcly until the close of the great
struggle. Mr.. Matthews now lives with his
wife and family of six children and grand
County, Michigan. While in the ranks he
contracted intiammatory rheumatism and
this developed into q trouble that remained
with him for over thirty years. He finally
became cured of it and to u representative
of the Cou,Icr-IhrruM lie spoke of his case
US follows:
"During the late war I was a member of
Company D.. 10Sd Ohio Infantry, and per-
formed all the duties incident toa soldiers
life from 1862 to 1865. While at the front
owing to the privations of our soldier life, /
contracted intlammatory rheumatism, and
this finally developed into a permanent form
since that time. When 1 was mustered out
in 1865 l went back to Ohio to the place
where / enlisted and was laid up there in
bed for II weeks. 1 then got out for short
time and was again laid up for o long spell.
Since then l have been u victim of these at.
tacks and they have laid me up for much Of
the time.
"My case was also complicated by severe
fled the best medical skill. l have tried
many. Physicians and also proprietary arti-
cles of all kinds that were saidto be good for
iush troubles Z spent q hu m,ns; o IL d %E search but fG +
seemed to be all in vain, and nothing seemed
to reach my trouble and give me relief.
About a year ago o friend advised me to try
DR.: Williams' Pink Pills, and although I
had no faith in them, !! bought q box and be-
gan to take them. After l had begun o the
gan to appear, and my trouble for over thirty
years standing began to be cured. took
four boxes more and then felt SO we'll thst /
discontinued their use.
&c am now able to work on my farm and
have no fear of the old trouble coming back
as long as can geta box Of Pink Pills. Ny
case was q particularly deep seated one, Of
long standing, and so / want to let Others
who are afflicted as I was, know the benefit
that these Pink Pills for Pale People nave
been to me-"
Or. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
are now given to the public as an unfailifne
blood builder ard nerve %rcstorer, curing all
dition of the blood or shattered nerves The
pills are sold by all dealers, or will lie sent
post paid on receipt of price, so cents a box OF
six boxes for $3.50. (they are never sold in
bulk of by the lNO). by addressing DR.. vii.
! liams' Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y.