The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-12-01

is his bedfe1low. These troubles may be
trihes in themselves, but they are the
skirmishers and sharp-sfooters that march
in advance of the great army of death
dealing disease.
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81 am 54 years old" writes Mr.. F. G.
Bledsoe, of Leesville, Henry Co., Mo:
torpid liver, constipation and indigestion,
which severely affected my nerves. Hav-
ing to make my living by hard work I
would 20 until J would haze to give up.
Sometimes my friends would pick me up
and carry me to bed. Truly have thought
many times that life was not worth living.
At times would become so dcspondent,
could hardly summon up courage enough
to do anything. During what little sleep
could get I was tortured with horrible
dreams, until have thought that one night
was equal to forty deaths. But will stop
trying to tell you what suffered. cannot
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tell you how different feel now, to what
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writes Mrs M. E. Kitzmiller, of Bayard,
Grant Co., w. Va. "The first two years
did not mind this bad feeling so much.
finally became too weak to walk about my
room. 1 had headache, sick stomach, back
ache, tired feeling low spirits could not
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about everything Did not care for COM
pany. I had doctored with several very
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Pierce's wonderful medicine made up my
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/ had indigestion and torpid liver, and ad-
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covery.' I sent to the drug store and got
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I slept we'll at night, my appetite became
good and felt happy once more"
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