The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-26
PRONOUNCED insane.
RaVagss of Disease Drove Arthur Davis Crazy and he
Attempted Suicide.
WAS ORDERED TO AN ASYLUM.
Saved by Miracle tho Nick Of Completely Cured by Dr.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale psople Aldavs from His Family
Physician, County Medical Examiner and the Judge OF the
Ceuri-A Reputable Physician PrOnouncss Him In
Perfect Health, Physically and Mentally.
From The Ne,o Era, Greens6urg, indiana.

"The neighbors were called in" he con.
tinued, land | was considered dangerous
An inquest of lunaey was held, ! was ordered
put in an asylum. They were getting ready
to take me when my nearest neighbor, Mr..
Seton Hart urged my attendants TO give me
Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
He brought box over Che always keeps
them for use in his family, and / began
taking them. This was the first week OF
last November, and | was to be taken away
the next Wednesday. But / never went,
for when Wednesday came my health was so
much improved that it was decided to wait a
few days longer before taking me- q | con-
tinued taking the pills strictly according to
directions, and my condition kept improving.
| found that whole pill in my weakened
condition was too strong for me, so l took
but half pill after each meal, then increased
the dose to a whole pill three times day.
The dose was finally increased to three
pills. took the last dose about the middle
of last February, having consumed eleven
boxes. 1 am perfectly well now, in mind
and body. My hearing and sight are entirely
restored. ! sleep and eat well, and do not
hear imaginary noises. | weighed al
pounds when / commenced taking DIR. Will
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People, and now
| weigh 1874. | am as stout as before and am
working hard every day iii my mill
"Did | try any other treatment? 0, yes.
clan attended me, but he did not benefit me,
and l tried other physicians, but they all
seemed to look upon my case as hopeless.
One gave me sleep and temporary relief by
putting me on opiates, but / was always
worse afterwards. ] used no other remedies
while taking DIR. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People, and | am sure that | owe my
life to them"
Mr.. Davis statement is too fully verified
to admit of shadow of doubt as is eyinced
by the following affidavits:
VIEWPOINT, Ind, May /, 1897
| hereby give my oath that the above is a
correct statement of the facts regarding my
illness and subsequent recovery.
(Signed) ARTHUR DAVIS.
The above story is a true presentation OF
the facts regarding the case of my husband.
(Signed) ANNA DAVIS.
VIEWPOINT, Ind, May l, 1897.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, a
Justice of the Peace, this the first day OF
May, 1897.
(Signed) JOHN CASTOR,
Justice of the Peace.
After obtaining the affidavits of Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis the reporter decided to have a
physician who knew nothing of the case ex-
anime Mr.. Davis present condition and in
that way obtain the report of disinterested
person.
He was directed to consult R. G. Lane,
M. D., of Viewpoint, successful doctor and
widely known for his reliability and care in
making a diagnosis. The following state
me9 n is the result of the examination made
VIEWPOINT, Ind, May 7, 1897.
This is to certify that ! have this day
made q personal and thorough examination
of the condition of Arthur Davis, and pro-