The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1897-11-17
India Eays Our Pills.
Merit Wins in Far.Off Lands as it
Does at Home

| y Importer IEIelFic!f Will u L iaN-
eler.
From the Courier, Rochester, y. II
A traveller wAo Las just rttaGned
from trip around the world, recently
showed reporter samples of news
papers published in Ceylor, India,
Australia and New Zoaland. In read
ing them the reporter noticed some
| advertisements Of American goods:
| particularly of a popular American
medicine. Dr.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People. The traveller said
that wherever he went, he foand this
medicine on sale and very popular:
and be bad since learned that it has a
sale over almost the entire globe.
Some will say this is due to the great
push on the part Of the owners and
much advertising: bat while this
may be true in part, nevertheless he
was quite sure that this was not tie
main reason for its large sale. He
believed it is due to the great merit
Of the medicine.
The reporter believed this, as lie
had frequently written up many i'll
terviews with people who had been
cared by the pills, and he was thoro-
ushly converted to thc merits of the
medicine by the heartfelt and sincere
expressions Of those whom he has
interviewed
For instance, here is case right
here at home that came under a
reporters notice, and in it the patient
speaks in no uncertain tones. It is
the case of Mrs. Nellie +. Lord, of
Stafford Corner, New Hampshire.
It is explained most clearly in Mrs.
Lord own words, which are as fol-
lows:
Il have been married six years and
am the mother of three children, two
of whom are twins. After the birth
of the twins, which was in February.
1895, I was unable to do anything in
the way of housework for about q
year. Two weeks after they were
born I had heart failure, so that I
was often thought to be dead, and
from this cause was confined to my
bed five more weeks. I also had
neuralgia Of the stomach and suffered
terribly. The pains in my stomach
lasted all day and sometimes longer,
and the doctor called said it was
cramp collie. I took everything I
could get in the way of medicine,
and the night I was the very worst
was constantly under the influence
Of morphine. I tried several doctors
and their treatment would help me,
but at last did no good, and it was
the same with every remedy I took.
I fell away constantly and was so
thin at that time my husbands
brother did not know me.
The twins we're born in Febru-
ary, and in the fall, having suffered
intolerably all summer and not get
ting permanent benefit from the
numerous physicians I tried, my
mother came in one day and wanted
me to try DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People: so she purchased a
box and 7 took some. This was in
October, and before I had taken one
box T began to feel better, and after
that I took them constantly, until
new I have taken seven boxes; now
1 consider myself practically cured.
and only resort to them occasionally.
I am in better health than [ have
been for a number Of years. When
I first began to take the pills I
weighed l20 pounds. Now | weigh
14G pounds and feel that I am cured.
II ought also to say my blood was
in a very bad way, but it was thoro
ughly cleared out by the pills.
My husband was in a state of
great worry during the time I was
SO sick, and now is more than pleased
with the effect the pills have had on
me, and has even tried them himself
for headaches, which they have cured
1recall, too, how one of my friends
ii Rochester cried from Joy at seeing
me so benefited, since they had prac-
tically given me up, and [ also had
lost all hope.
II have recommended Dr.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People to several
people and they have proved benef-
cial to them for complaints siDiiiar
to mine.
"The permanent cure is due to
these pills, and to them I give the
credit.
(Signed) Mrs. Nellie J. Lord.