The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-11
the PETTY ANN0YANCES OF the SCHOOL
ROOF ARE a Severe TAX ON TIVE
TEACHERS NERVES.
At First the Effects are Quickly Thrown Off but
Later Come SIeepIess Nights Constant
Worry and Finally Total Collapse.
WHAT MAY B. DONE.

infiiction, ! am thankful to say, for again
the joints began to swell, and the pain in
the head to subside, though it settled into
dull rheumatic headache, which no skill of
the physician could relieve
"Of course, during the early stages of the
disease L was confined to bed. Then | got
up and tried to move around a little and
| really | think | got used to the pain, more
than that there was any improvement in my
condition.
at was in the spring of 1898 when 1 was
first afflicted, and for three years the disease
continued, during which time was attended
by the best physicians i'll the state, some of
whom are considered at the head of their
profession i'll the west. These gentlemen
though jealous, and splendid diagnosticians,
could not help me. They could all describe
my disease, and tell me better how | felt
than could .Myself, but their remedies had
no effect on me whatever. | was fearful
sufferer from insomnia, and the nostrums
which | took to superinduce sleep were
legion. In addition to other troubles nv
stomach gave out altogether / think prob.
ably from the preparation of salicylic acid
with which | had been abundantly dosed
! could not assimilate food, and lost flesh
until became almost skeleton. My con.
dition of nerves at this time cannot be de.
scribed. Terrors by night and terrors by
day were indeed mine and though generally
utterly unreal they were just as tormenting
as though they had the most material exist.
ence.
80 matters continued until the spring Of
this year March, 1866. l was still failing
and becoming more of wreck every day,
when friend of mine, a druggist in Logans-
port, Indiana, recommended me to try DIR.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People say.
ing. that they had recently cured a customer
of his who had been similarly afflicted. and
in as bad plight as / was.
did not at once act on NV friapdfc
recommendation but after two or three DAYS
did SO and bought supply
" VOW there is no eXaggeration in what
am about to write for it is the honest truth.
had not taken Pink Pills two days when l
began to get relief. First of all my nervous.
ness and that dull, wicked headache showed
signs of abating, then my sore and painful
joints grew easier, my stomach and kidneys
began to do their work once more my tongue
became clean, all foulness disappearing, and
better than all my heart became normal in
Its action.
Before | had taken four boxes of Pink
Pills | was well and hearty man, and
now eat, drink, sleep and work as well as
anyone and after three years Of suffering
such as mine, it may be imagined that | am
more than tolerably happy and contented
with life
have recommended DR.. Williams Pink
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Ellen Patton, of Chicago, III, who is
rheumatic sufferer, but / have not heard as
yet what they have done for her.
(Signed) JOHN LEAHY."
Witness JAMES LEAHY
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