The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-06-19
SlssplsSsnssS from Rheumatism.
A Man Receivers from tho Maiady
Which Had Made Lifo q Burden.


From the Demscrat-M Message. Mt Sterling.
Ill.
The prevalence OF rheumatism in this
part OF the country has long been source OF
unfavorable comment by other localities less
subject TO this affection. Indeed there are
few adults in the Valley of the Mississippi
who at some time in their lives may not ex-
pect to realize the direful effects OF rheuma-
tism in some one of its different forms. In
this immediate section the attention OF The
Democrat Message has several times been
called TO particular instances where the e.
fects of this malady have rendered life al
most uncomfortable.
In this connection it may not be out OF
place for this journal to refer TO recent
incident. We refer to Mr.. John j. Friday,
Jr., of Ripley, ILL.,, well-known 70 many
OF our people as young man OF character
and standing. Last spring Mr.. Friday was
attacked by rheumatism IN its seyerest
form-he, like many others-probably IN
heriting a tendency TO the disease. A re-
porter met him the other day and found him
about as lively looking young man as there
is in Brown County. In reply TO an IN
curry as TO the remedies used by him which
had resulted so favorably, Mr.. Friday said:
"In the spring of 1896 / was attacked by
rheumatism. The disease progressed until
II
i was unable to lie down in bed and was
forced to sit up as many az four nights IN a
week without going 10 bed at all. con.
suited the leading physicians both in Mt.
Sterling and Rushvillc but obtained no re-
lief. My condition was growing worse, and
it seemed as if nothing could help me.
I'm talking with George Riggles, friend
Of mine, he said that he also had suffered
from rheumatism and had been completely
cured by using DIR. Williams Pink Pills.
He told me that before he began using this
medicine he could scarcely bend his knee
and could walk only with great difficulty.
knew that he had, shortly before that time,
been afflicted as i was, and therefore con-
eluded that II he had been benefited by their
use they might help me. / also heard that
Mr.. James Stout, prominent farmer near
Ripley, had been cured of rheumatism by the
same means. 4 made some inquiries of him
and he confirmed what had been told. Ii
was about all / could do TO get to Ripley,
but i managed 20 make the short trip.
bought two boxes of the pills and used
them as directed. After had taken halt
box i felt wonderfully better. / kept on
and used six or seven boxes. My improve
ment continued until i was entirely recov
cred l now consider myself cured, and
have no more feeling of rheumatism than il
i had never had it,
IL believe that DR.. Williams Pink Pill,
are entirely responsible for my recovery, a.
before j began their use my condition was
steadily growing worse. III you care to pub
lsh what have said about this medicine
am perfectly willing that you should do so
i believe il will benefit others who suffer
from this disease. | took six boxes and con
slider Dr. Williams Pink Pills the best in
vestment / ever made"
| There are probably many other instance
in this part of Illinois where this painful
and stubborn disease has been cured by tn,
use of this remedy, and we will from time
| 10 time publish further accounts as they MAJ
be brought to our notice.
| DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain, in a con
densed form, all the elements necessary 4
give new life and richness TO the blood ant
restore shattered nerves. They are also
| specific for troubles peculiar TO females, sucl
as suppressions, irregularities and all form
Of weakness. In men they effect radica
cure in all cases arising from mental worry
overwork or excuses of whatever nature
Pink Pills are sold in boxes never in ZOOS
bulk) at so cents a box or six boxes for 500
and may be had OF all druggists, or direc
by mail from Dr. Williams Medicine Com
pany, Schenectady, N. Y.