Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-01-07
ONE WOMAN'S CASE,
A Common Ma1sdy and . r ema arkable
Cure.
From the Herald, Boston, Mass.

Cure.
From the Herald, Boston, Mass
When great. popular remedy rises to
such remarkable success as to be . worthy
theme OF comment In a whole section 1t may
fairly be treated as n matter Of news rather
thnn moro business, because It Is in a sense a
public benefactor. In view ofthis fact lady
reporter was deputed to investigate person
ally the remarkable tonic and curative effects
which DR.. Williams Pink Pills had shown,
particularly In cases OF nervous weakness and
general debility, numerous instances OF its
efficacy in this class having been noted, espe-
cially In the vicinity OF Boston.
Atypical case was readily found In the
experience Of Mrs. Mary A. Conway, living
on Erie street. Dorcester. Mass, who had
been, according to her own testimony, suffer.
ing Tor long time with Physical and nervous
woakness, accompanied by palpitatio Of the
heart and irregularity OF functions.
1T is true, she said, "that I have mot
with remarkable restoration through the
use OF DR.. Williams Pink Pills. For some
time was comp petely run down, and the
care OF a family was great strain upon NO.
My lips were white ana my heart pa piiaie cd
so severely that could not 20 up and down
stairs without great distress. My digestion,
too. was weak, and l can truly say that was
suffering from general lack of vitality
81 took Pink Pills with misgivings, but
after taking only q small quantity / was
agreeably surprised to find that they were
all and more than they had been described
to be,
From the very first time of taking the
pills began to notice their beneficial effect,
and l found myself gradually and rapidly
overcoming the varied physical weaknesses
that seemed to have fastened upon me; my
white lips were restored to their normal
tinge, regalned co'or In my face, and as for
the heart trouble may say that 1t has com
plotely vanished, and l can now go up aud
down stairs without any palpitation what
ever. Heretofore l had black specks before
my eyes and II tendency to dizziness, bat
now my head is clear and my vision Is un-
impaired.
II shall continue to use the Pink Pills."
said Mrs. Conway, "and to recommend them
to my friends. | have found them to do
great benefit, and find that their use not
only relieved me OF tho particular trouble
which l had, but acted as a general tonic for
my whole system. 1t seems to me that the
more they are known the more they W II
come into general use, for people have been
so often deceived ~ to remedies that claim |
to cure everything that they are glad to find |
ono that does exactly what is claimed for it,"
Inquiries OF physicians and Rpothecarirs
In this section also indicate that such cases
as that OF Mrs. Conway are proving TO be
the prototypes OF many Others
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People |
arc now given TO tho public As an unfailing
blood builder and nerve restorer, curing all
forms OF weakness arising from a watery
condition of the blood or shattered nerves.
Tho pills are sold by all dealers, or will be
sent p ost paid on receipt Of price, 80 cents q
beI, or SIX boxes for So. 50 (they are never
sold in bulk or by the 1907 by addressing DIR.
Williams Med. Co.. Schenectady. N. Y.