The Mena weekly star., 1897-04-07
Among the CherOkeeanS.
Interesting Items from the Women of This Wide-Awnko
 Town.
From ths Sentinel, Cherokee, Kansas.


 From ths Sentinel. Cherokee, Kansas. Mrs. A. J. Ausmeus has resided in the vicinity of Cherokee, Kansas, for a number of years and Is much esteemed by wide circle of friends who will rejoice to learn that after many years of suffering she has finally been restored to health. Wishing to learn the particulars of Mrs. Asmeus' won derufui cure reporter called at her resi- dence and asked for an interview. Mrs. Ausmeus talked freely of her case and made no objections to stating the facts for publi- cation. She said:
 "I have been sorely afflicted with stomach trouble for upward of fifteen years. The suffering 1 endured during that time is be- yond description. 1 was taken with dull pain in the back which never left me. had to be very careful in my diet as my stomach would stand only certain kinds of food. For fifteen years I could not eat fruit of any kind. was treated by number of the best physicians in the county without receiving any permanent benefit. Last fall while looking over an Illinois newspaper my attention was attracted to an account of Dr. Williams Pink Pills. l was so inn pressed with the statement of a cure these pills had effected that I made up my mind to give them trial. I accordingly purchased box and began their use, and they helped me from the first. When I had taken three boxes my health was fully restored and there has been no return of the disease or any of it's symptoms.
 "The pain in my back has left me entirely and now 1 can eat fruit or anything else desire. feel better than I have for fifteen years. 1 can cheerfully recommend Dr. Williams Pink Pills. for they accomplished what number of physicians failed to do v
 Mrs. J. F. Morrison, wife of Mr. Fred Morrison, the ice dealer, of Cherokee, Kan sas, when questioned by a reporter as to the cause of her restoration to health said:
 "For more than three years I was a suffer CT from stomach trouble. had no appetite for anything and became so weak and emaciated that could not attend to my household duties l was treated by the ablest physicians in Cherokee, but received little or no benefit A neighbor seeing that the doctors had failed to do me any good ad- vised me to try Pink Pills. You know that when you are sick all of your friends know of some sure cure remedy which they insist upon you taking. l had little faith in any medicine but finally consented to give the pills a trial. So I sent to Boyer & Graves drug store and got box of the Pink Pills and began to take them. took two boxes without feeling much improvement and was about to discontinue their use when Fred urged me to try another box. did so and before half of the third box was taken felt so much better that became greatly encour aged and kept on taking the pills according to directions. When ], got the fourth, box of Pink Pills my health was completely re- stored, and feel better to-day and weigh more than I have for a number of years. l keep box of Pink Pills in the house and would not be without them. The trouble with most people who use Pink Pills with out receiving any benefit is because they do not give them a fair test, but abandon them because they do not get immediate relief.'
 Mrs. Mary Jones, wife of Wm. Jones, the blacksmith, a resident of Cherokee, Kansas, for twenty years was a sufferer from severe pain in the head and nervous prostration. She noticed an advertisement of Pink Pills in the Cherokee Sentinel and concluded to give them a trial. The result WIS that one box of Pink Pills restored her to complete health Mrs. Jones is enthusiastic in her praise of Pink Pills.
 Mrs Meda Walker, of Cherokee, Kansas, has probably suffered more with neuralgia than any other woman of her age in the state. In an interview with reporter she said:
 .'Ever since I can remember have been a great sufferer from neuralgia. About three years ago the disease seemed to grow unhearable I had some decayed teeth ex- tracted thinking that perhaps they had az gravated the malady but no relief resulted I was treated by the best physicians, among them a faith cure doctor, but none of them could do anything for me except give tenn pOrary Tei1ef.
 "About year ago I saw an advertise ment of Pink Pills in the Cherokee Sentinel and thinking they might help me 1 sent for box. As soon as l began taking them commenced to improve, and when l had used two boxes all symptoms of neuralgia had left me. That was about ten months ago and have not felt touch of the malady since. My cure was certainly due to Pink Pills alone, and I regard them as blessing to mankind"
 Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain, in a con- densed form, all the clements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves. They are also a specific for troubles peculiar to females, such as suppressions, irregularities and all forms of weakness. They build up the blood, and restore the glow of health to pale and sallow cheeks In men they effect radical cure in all cases arising from mental worry, over work or excesses of whatever nature. Pink Pills are sold in boxes (never in loose buik) at 30 cents box or six boxes for $2 2.50, and may be had of all druggists, or direct by mail from Dr. Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
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