The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-11-06
FRUSTRATED.
OVERCOME WITH HEART DISEASE
WHILE ON THE STREET.
Mrs. Wamsley, Wife of Rev. C. e. VANS
ley, Seriously Affected-Has Been in
Precarious Condition.
Fro,n thc Neap Era Greens6ura. M.

From the NeW Era Greehs6urg. Ind.
Mrs. Wamsley, wife of Rev. c. E.
Wamsley, who lives on West Sheridan
Street, Greensburg, Ind, has recently
been cured of very serious case OF neu-
ralgia of the heart and nervous prostra-
ton. A New Era reporter recently called
on Mrs. Wamsley to learn the facts re-
garding her experience. Mrs. Wamsley
said:
81 am 43 years old, and have had con
siderable sickness, although [ have al
ways been quite well until about six
years ago, which was the time my young
est son was born. l began to lose my
health then, and until recently never
entirely recovered from my sickness of
that occasion. | had contracted severe
cold, which eventually induced a serious
condition. My heart became affected, and
in short time l was almost completely
Frustrated There was continually a
gradual sharp pain of the heart, and fire.
quently it was so severe that l would in
voluntarily give vent to my agony in
screams. These pains kept getting worse
and caused nervousness. l was confined
to nv bed, and it was a long while be-
fore / could get out. For years after
ward, for considerable period at time,
| would be confined to the house, and
often to my bed. | could not endure ex-
citement as l would become painfully
nervous, and this would seriously affect
nv heart Sudden painsawould come on
at any time of the day or night Some
times these would come on suddenly,
causing me to involuntarily scream and
fall down. 1t made no matter where /
was, at home or down town, l would be-
come helpless when thus attacked. /
could not sleep nights, and my appetite
was very poor. What l did eat would
not agree wi h me.
81 had different physicians, and my
husband did everything he could for me.
The doctors all agreed as to my trouble,
saying it was neuralgia of the heart re-
sulting from nervous prostration, that
none of them seemed to be able to do any
thing for it, except to afford temporary
relief. l tried different proprietary medi-
cines said to be good for this disease, but
none of them benefited me. Finally
noticed an item in the New Era stating
that Mrs. Evans, who lives in the West
End, had been cured of a similar trouble
by using DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People, SO we decided to try them.
My husband bought box, and I began
using them. This was last fall I felt
considerable better after taking the first
box, and kept on improving with the
second. told my husband l believed
that as two boxes had helped me SO much
six boxes would certainly cure me. So he
bought six boxes and l used them strict
give them fair trial. l improved grad
ually as / continued taking the medicine
When l had finished seven boxes l felt
perfectly we'll, but / kept on till used
nearly all of the eighth box, when / felt
that it was useless to take them any
longer as the doctor said WAS perma-
nent1y cured. / used the last about three
months ago, and I am perfectly well and
in as good health today as ever feel
that DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People did wonderful good for me, re-
lieying me of no doubt lifetime OF sick
ness and sorrow, and can cheerfully
recommend them.
In confirmation of this strange story
Mrs. Wamsley furnished the following
affidavit:
This is to certify that the foregoing to
timonial is an exact statement of my case
and experience with DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People.
MRS. c. E. WAMSLEY.
State of Indiana, Decatur Co. SIS
Personally appeared before me. John
j Russell, a Notary Public in and for
ounty of Decatur. State of Indiana,
q. E. Wamsley, who acknowledged
Inc above to be true statement of her
cure by the use of DIR. Williams Pink
pills for Pale People.
Subscribed to and sworn before me this
18th day of July, 1897
JOHN F. RUSSELL,
Notary Public.
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