The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-19
A VAIN SEARCH.
SEVERAL YEARS AND THOUSANDS
OF DOLLARS EXPENDED.
An Expert Accountant and Book
keeper, of Detroit, Troubled With
Hereditary ScrsfuIa in It's Worst
FOrm-Spends n Small Fortune
Seeking to Find Cure-An
Failed, but Curious Ex-
perienee Effects a Per-
Dlnnent Cure.

From the Evening News. Detroit, Mich.
James H. Wallace, the well known
expert accountant and bookkeeper, of
Detroit, Mich, lately had "a remarkable
experience, and a reporter called at
his pretty home, 240 Sixth street, to
interview him regarding it. He found
Mrs. Wallace in the midst Of house
cleaning. The tive handsome little
children followed the reporter into the
house at the invitation of Mrs. Wal
lace, and after the reporter stated the
object Of his visit, Mrs. Wallace said:
You had better see Mr.. Wallace at
| the office of C. A. Haberkorn & Co.,
table mandatory on Orchard street,
and he will tell you of this experience
much better than II A visit was made
to the office of the above concern,
where Mr.. Wallace was seen. Il am
said Mr.. Wallace, yet a young man,
still l have suffered untold agonies
and tortures.sI was born with that
awful hereditary disease known as
scrofula, and what 1 suffered cannot
be we'll described.
1T was first noticed in my early
boyhood- days and as I grew older it
manifested itself more strongly. The
| first physicians that treated me said it
was a constitutional blood disorder
and by constant treatment and diet it
could be cured The blood purifiers
the eruptions more aggressive and
painful In 1888 was a fearful looking
| sight and was, in fact, repulsive. On
my limbs We're large ulcers which were
very painful, and from which there
was a continual discharge. In three
years l spent 1over $1,000 in medicine
and medical services and grew worse
instead of better. L tried the medical
baths, and in 1893, went to Medicine
Lake, Washington, but was not bene-
fitted. l then tried some proprietary
medicine, but did not receive any
benefit
"One day in the fall of 1895 while
reading the paper i noticed an article
about DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People, but did not give it much
attention. That afternoon while NOV
ing some books I broke an ulcer ON
my leg and nearly tainted, the pain
made me sick and I had to stop work.
While sitting in the chair I again
noticed the DR.. Williams Pink Pills
article in the newspaper which was
laying on the floor. 1 read it carefully
and Immediately decided to give the
pills trial, as the account which I
read had been of case similar to
mine. 1 sent the office boy over to
Frank Houp's drug store for box and
took some that afternoon. 1 continued
their use and before I had used one
DCA L HCllCSu al L
grew better rapidly and all my friends
noticed the improvement. and after
taking eight boxes there was not a
sore on my persons
81 am covered with scars from the
ulcers, buti since that time I1haVe not
seen a single indication of the old
trouble II continued the use of the
pills long after / was cured as ] want
! ed to get my system rid of that awful
disease. For over a year I have taken
DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
| pie, and today I am satisfied that I
am perfectly cured. When I bruise or
cut my hands of late the sore heals
up without fostering. and this is a sure
sign that my blood is free from all
scrofulous faint
eff I only had bought DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People at the start
I would be thousands of dollars ahead
and had five years of health and hap
| piness instead of torture. Today L
feel like perfect man and my doctor
saws I am entirely rid of my old
trouble / have recommended DR.. Will
| liams' Pink Pills for Pale People to
my friends that are afflicted, and I
know many that keep them always in
the house, as they have been of great
help to my wife. I am pleased to
give my experience if it will be of any
use in convincing others what Dr. VIII
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dc for cases like mine.
(SigneO James TT. Wallace.
Detroit, Mich, May Z, 1897.
Before me a notary public in and
| fer Wayne County, Michigan, person
ally appeared James H. Wallace, who.
being duly sworn, deposed and said
| that he had read the foregoing state
| ment and that the same was true.
| Robert E. Hull Jr.,
Notary Public.
| Wayne County, Mich.
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