The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-01-12

Il was four years ago next month that
nrs. III. II. Hoyt, who lives at 2la9 Meaf-
worth Avenue, came to Chicago. She was
ut that tirnc bcd-ri,ljen, suffering from in
Canmato-7 Rheumatism and not able to
raise her feet from the floor Ono of the
best physicians in Chicago treated her here
three weeks but WAS unable to eject even
relief He gave up her case, believing
nothing could be daxs for ke- and that she
had but few days to live.
In speaking Of her suferiags aad the re
lief and permanent cure effected later she
says: "Nyhen | was i've years cd was
taken down with inaannato-y raeunatism,
but AFTER comparatively short tIGAe 1t pass
cd oil aa1 was free from all its symptoms
until [ was fourteen years Old. Thea had
another attack, of waich | was cured, anu
did not have a sick dry until four years ago
Christmas afternoon 1892.
at hal lived twenty-six years In LuoiaS-
ton, Michigan, ami fourteen years IN Mas;
istee Michigan. both towns oein: situatei
on the lake The weather in both PLACES IS
even more damp, more raw and IN winter
colder than il ia here. in Manistee Tor many
wears / coma lcteI = dressm3l1iug establish
/ nent which | carried on until was taken
| sick / knew all the prominent people IN
| Manistes and il was hard for me TO close my
business and leave all the people had known
! there for years. Ny four children, al OF
/
| One daughter lived in Chicago aud being
advised to change climate 4 c. ne here. ihs
1 attnck on that Christmas atscraoon came
| without warning. | was suddenly taken
with ehills and rheumatic fever, which grew
verse day by day. Manistee physicians dii
all they coald for me. but was helpless IN
bed until the end OF Nay 1893 The phySi-
cians advised me TO leave the shores OF the
lake and especially Manistee. l took their
advice and came to Chicago.
Rheumatism was IN my hands, my 1ec'
anil nv head ir fact IL was all over me be,
eides havisg heart failure. / could moi
think CT leaving my chair. was unable e
comb my hair, ! was practically helpless Al
the time ! came to Chicago. Do yol see Al
those white sears or my hands. Wen, ie
me tell yon how gos them; NY hands DC
came fearfully swollen with the raeuha
tisn and were smooth and shiny just Ike
piece Of glass. The skin by the swelling
was stretched 70 such point that 1t burs
wherever you see tho scars end from TIT
wounds came water far quite long tune
Nv sni1erisrs we're. almost unbcarabIe, ans
tried o. treatment of one OF chicago.
oldest arS best phy~icians. ] took his medi
cine for three weea.s, nut only grew worse
Z became so nervous thst I coaid not sleel
; AMI my stomach becuas so weak wnetne
/, from the strong drugs or my general dehiIl
, tated condition ] know not, but It was Oh I
: cult for mo to retain any solid food II
! gave up NY case and advised rse to send 70
my husband. -.
? 81 knew by that advise, that he did nc
give me much longer to live. Instead
Z went to one Of my daughters who liTes IN 4.
: southern part of Indiana. in Elno-a. Davi
!. County, where her husband, Asa Hug: wa
: one OF the prominent merchants. beiieye
: the climate there, hsing away from the Il
a fineaces Of Lake NIich.pn might help ms
{ ! had been ia Elnora about one weeS, rs
r feeliag any better, When one day receive
: from my daughter in Chicago three boxes {
: Dr. Williams Pink Pills for lsaie FeoP.'
I telling Inc in her letter that she had read !
4 = newspaper OF the wonderful cures the
had effected. That she had gone TO the w
:, men the newspaper spoke shout and toaE
Z them and they told her every word sal
i lboat them was true She pleaded that l g
Iame benefits. l did not hesitate, rs an.
y Ming that promised relief let alone cure
,.-s emily tao glad TO tsy. commenced tai
ing them, Two pills three times day.