The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-30
FRUSTRATED.
Overcome With Heart Disease
While on the Street.

Mrs. Wamsicy, wife ofRer. c. Il. VANS
PrtcarlouS Condition.
From the New Era, Greensburg, Ind
Mrs Wamsley, wife of Rev. C. Z.
Wamsley, who lives on WestSsheridan
street, Greensburg, Ind, has recently
been cured of very serious case Of neu-
ralgia of the heart and nervous prostra-
tlon, A New Era reporter recently
called on Mrs. wamsiey to learn the
facts regarding her experience. Mrs.
Wamsley said:
II amforty-three years old, and have
had considerable sickness, although ]
have always been quite well until about
| six years ago, which was the time my
youngest son was born. began to lose
my health then, and until recently never
entirely recovered from my sickness of
| that occasion. / had contracted se-
were cold, which eventually induced
serious condition. My heart became af-
fected, and in a short time ! was al
most completely Frustrated. There was
continually a gradual sharp pain OF the
heart, and frequently Il was so severe
that | would ipvoluntarily give vent to
my agony In screams. These pains kept
getting worse and caused nervousness.
l was confined to my bed, and 1t was
a long while before | could get out For
years afterward, for considerable Pc
| rlod at time, | would be confined 10
the house. and often TO my bed. ] could
not endure excitement, as / would be-
come painfully nervous, and this would
seriously affect my heart. Sudden pains
would come on at any time OF the day
or night. Sometimes these would come
on suddenly. causing me 10 inyoluntar-
lily scream and fall down. il made no
matter where ! was, at home or down
town, l would become helpless when
thus attacked. l could not sleep nights,
and my appetite was very poor What
! did eat would not agree with me.
~ had different physicians, and my
husband did everything he could for
me, The doctors ell agreed as to my
| trouble. saying It was neuralgia of the
heart, resulting from nervous prostra,
] lion, that none of them seemed to be
able to do anything for 1t, except to
afford temporary relief. tried different
proprietary medicines said to be good
for this disease. but none of them benc.
fitted me. Finally l noticed an item In
] the New Era stating that Mrs, Evans,
who lives in the West End, had been
cured Of q similar trouble by using Or,
Wlllams' Pink Pills for Pale People,
10 we decided to try them. My husband
bought box, and began using them,
This was last fall l felt considerable
better after taking the first box, and
kept on improving with the second, l
| told my husband / believed that as two
boxes had helped me so much six boxes
would certainly cure me SO he bought
six boxes, and used them strictly &C.
cordlng to directions, determined 10 give
them fair trial. I improved gradually
M continued taking the medicine
when / had finished seven boxes felt
perfectly we'll, but kept on TIL used
all Of the eighth box, whom I felt that
Il was useless TO take them any longer
ns The doctor said was permanently
cured. used the last about three
months ago, and ! am perfectly wen
md In a. good health to-day az ever
feel that Dr. williams Pink Pllla for
f,nfr People did wonderful good fef
mo. relieving mo OF no doubt lifetime
OF sickness and sorrow, ana / can cheer.
fully recommend them"
In confirmation Of this strange story
Mrs Wamslcy furnished the following
AFFIDAVIT!
Thle In to certify that the foregoing
testimonial Is nm exact statement of my
case and experience with Dr. Wllllnma'
Pink pills for Pale People
MRS, g, 70. WAMSLEY.
state Of 1nlinnn. Decatur County. ~
Personally appeared before me, John
H. Russell. notary public In and for
tho county of Decatur, state Of Indiana