Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-07-02

Prominent among tie ex-bu>iro.> rIon Of
Mnrrnr Mir... >'lun,. Lew A'ktr. Wun i"lt
hi, nativr Strt"-New York Tor VI tI- ilI.
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STAG. I!rrc NJ. A"k dn ... d. ra''h a. !
happiness unu! short tii.' i'f 20 lo'5
when his usual per.tr h,a.fh -'n SOW 81
falling. Dor t.inr hc o. ...-,r7i +" i'>r any
precautions or medical tr"ulai'a', attribute
an. his STAGE % health 900 % h"'u cd rest. ami
until his symptom, iai a,.'ln'd tho~r t'."
indicate "a gcn 'laI T.HNin- down OF Hr4 li.
lii he become alarmed lie Wa trout %
with his kidney. and nYer, H. SIN rccamc
,aiow, ana he Nas also trnul!ci with '..>-
tres,ing pal ptat ious OF tho hvVrt. III, favor
tie excrcisc-Walkin.- l" was obliged 10 Dis
continue owing 10 slortnr,, OF T." hrra'h,
weakness of tne limbs and the ey"r-prrScnt
pal pltaiions.
At the commencement of his sickness Mr..
Acker was sixty-threc years old ana had an
average wei .nt of pa pounds. Bat lis d.
slime had been So rapid that his weight de-
creased 10 only lG3 pounds. His condition
lai become truly alarming. lie consulted
he best physicians il the community, each
Jf whom, after careful diagnoses invariably
pronounced him incurablc and he was az lu>t
old that he hal bW NrSs mOpfhs 10 HtS.
Hi friends became distracted, hut despite
ne strenuous efforts of medical skill he
steadily continued 10 grow worse. He be-
.ar-le ieSieb.l itnt anu l'lflNi lost fafu utlN
,hould see his end. At last during visit
o him. "A cousin, who had been lifted from a
Ded OF pain. Us II were" by the Use of DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, sug.
gested that Il box be procured for him. In
,redulou>ly, yet ready 10 grasp straw, the
suggestion was carried out and Mr. Acker he.
gan taking the pil.s-3nI his remarkable re-
.overy 70 health is better told in his own
words:
When began taking the pills / had 1T
lie faith in their efficacy, having lost all
hopes Of recovery but before | had finished
he first box | began TO feel better and none
,ut the sick know the feelings of exutation
md Joy when a favorable change occurs
Every fibre thrills and every vein ting'o,
with the new born hope. When the first box
IF pills We're all taken ! Immediately began
the second. Ny condition was daily i'm
proving, became stronger. the dreadful pal
pitatons became le-s anI les, frequent. my
complexion became clearer. my weight in
creased % ~ pounds, AMI tc,t a, though
was once more some use I'm the world n
short. became "A now man
" DO you feel th> r,tyrn of any Of IN,
symptoms now and them" was asked Mr.
Acker by the reporter, who had Seen attract
ed by the Widespread notice his remarkable
recovery had produced.
None but the papitationS. which some
times return, hut only after over eXertion.
"Of coarse continued Nr. Acker. 90
rigidly avoid oycr.eXegtion Of a"y Kind as
tnan Of my ago->i ,ty-hvc->hould. Brt
seadfastly believe taat pr Williams Pul
Pills saved my life and think ny recov
cry which must Doe conceded wonderful. con
clu,ively prove, the great merits ofthr pills
Signed LEVI ACKIE.
Subscribed and sworn To- this first day o
June \. D.. 1896. before me, Notary Pul
lie, in and for said county.
CLARENCE \. WILSON, .Notory PyJijc