Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-03-25
lncipient Insanity.
A SICK AND AILlNG GIRL,
MOTHERS ADVICE
An Interesting Story Told Under
barrassing Circumstances. N

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From the Express, Los Angeles, Califorbx
The interviewer's lines sometir
fall in queer places. People wbo !.
to be talked to may be in all sorts !
conditions and frames of mind. but q.
cannot conceive much more embarr,s
ing thing for all parties concerned IN, y
an assignment to interview motbe,
two days old infant. Some things
too sacred for even the callous new
paper man to lightly ignore. But MI
G. G. Reeder had a story to tell A, ,
this paper wanted that story. The bal
was asleep, and the mother express
her. amiability, SO the reporter "
ushered into the room.
Mrs. Reeder used to be johann
Rinker, and lived for several years
Riverside, Cal. She was domest
and worked very hard. Perhaps it w
the toll, perhaps the climate, at
events, she fell sick. Doctors an
medicines did her no good. Her a.
petite vanished. Sleep eluded hci /.
night, always and ever that dreadf
feeling of lassitude and depression,
familiar to women, made itself appare
to her. And then she began to I'M
agine things. One night while drivp
across bridge that she knew perfeCtl
we'll was there, she cried out in frigf
because she could see nothing. Tbz
doctors might call this insanity, br
until the hallucinations and deusOBl
grow to be menace to life or peacs
not much heed is paid to the imagining
of weakly girls.
Last spring Mrs. Reeder, for she ha
married in the meantime, concluded d
visit her old home at Daleville, Ind
and it was while there that her mother
Mrs. Caroline Leaser, told her of tht
wonderful properties of DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People. Mrs
Reeder began to take them. When sht
started in she could not walk the three
quarters of a mile to the postoffice, sht
was so weak In about three weeks sh
took according to directions about fiv
boxes of the pills, and at the expra
tion of that time could 60 down int
town and come back and do big day
washing over the tub at her homt
Her blood came back into the pal
cheeks, sleep once again refreshed hi
at night, the cold sweats left, and sh
could eat and enjoy all the pleasure
and diversions of life where before 81
had been averse to society and anus
ments of all kinds. The awful notiOl
and hallucinations left her, her bra
again resumed its normal function
From that time to now she has taxi
no medicine and she is well in all l
spects.
'See my baby, God bless its heart
said the proud mother. "It is
strong and healthy as any baby ey
born. 1t weighed nine pounds"
it lay there, its little pink fists clenc
ed over it's thumbs, its little ey
puckered up in sleep, bundle of pin
satiny infantile loveliness, there cOu
be little doubt of the physical heal
of its parents.
Mrs. Reeder lives at cottage nu
bered 4O71S East Pico street, I
Angeles, CAL, and the last wors S
said were, "Oh, you are perfectly {
cusable, 1 am just as glad to endol
DR.. Williams Pink Pills as you G
possibly be to hear my story. If
suffering women only knew their poy
and good, there would be less sickn
and misery in the world, Pm su
Goodbye"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills conta
in condensed form, all the eleme
necessary to give new life and richn
to the blood and restore shatte
nerves. They are also a specific
troubles peculiar to females, such
suppressions, irregularities and
forms of weakness. They build up
blood, and restore the glow of health
pale and sallow cheeks. In men Il
effect a radical cure in all cases aris
from mental worry, overwork or
} cesses of whatever nature. Pink P
are sold in boxes (never in loose bu
at 80 cents box or six boxes for So.
and may be had of all druggists
direct by mail from DR.. Willial
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N.
Roentgen ray photographs were
mitted as evidence in a Denver, G
court recently.