The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-07-14
A FISHERMAN'S STORY,
Exposure Came Near Ending His Life
From the Press, Utica. N. 7.

Exposure Came Neal Ending His Life.
From the Press, Utica. N. Y.
Mr.. William Dale is q highly respected
farmer living in that part OF the township
of Brookfeld known as the "Waterman
District and Is well known as a thrifty
and honorable man Of independent means.
Three years ago Mr.. Dale was disabled
from rheumatism In a most aggravated
form. which medical skill seemed powerless
to relieve, but suddenly he became to all
appearance cured, was able to attend to
his work, and ever since has been in looks
at least the incarnation Of sound bodily
health.
The following is Mr.. Dale's own statement
OF his case and what wrought the change.
BBooKF1ELD, New York, July 14th, 1896.
IT am ffty-one years old. and by birth
an Englishman. In my early life followed
the avocation OF fisherman, In which by
which I suffered more or less for many
years. About three years ago, I arose one
morning to find myself crippled, and the
least exertion brought on most excruciatfng
pains, 80 that I was forced to seek relief by
going to bed and remaining motionless.
Our family physician was Immediately
summoned, and he began the usual course
of remedies, but instead Of helping me I be-
came worse. My Joints, especially In my
left arm. were infamed and hot. I suf-
fered much from arrangement ofthe heart,
and constant sweats, which were Of a sour,
ill-smelling nature. My appetite failed
me, my tongue was thickly coated. and,
a. altogether was in o bad way. In addition
to this, worriment of mind because I could
not attend to the spring work on two farms
which I owned, made my condition de-
plorable.
"While in this unhappy state. my friend,
Mr.. Amos Jaduays, Of Columbus Centre,
hearing Of my illness, came over and recon-
mended me to try Dr.. Williams Pink Pills,
which he said had cured him Of kidney dis
ease. He also stated that William Wood
man, whom I had known to be a terrible
rheumatic sufferer all his life, vas through
this remedy now in the best OF health.
"To make a long story short, I sent over
to Mr.. Silas York, who keeps q store and
sells groceries by wagon through the
county, for a box Of DR.. Williams Pink
Pills, and began to take them according to
directions. The results Of the new treat
ment were astonishing, as after taking nine
Of the pills I was at work. and ever since
have done my full share Of labor.
"Pink Pills are now our physician. We
always keep them in the house, and doctors
bills have ceased to be a part Of the family
expenses. -.
''These pills are becoming pretty we'll
known in this part of the country, as all
who have here used them swear by them,
aud do all In their power to make their
virtues known.
1.-THE above Is q true statement, and II
necessary 7 will make oath to the same.
"WM. DALE"
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