The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-01-16
A HAPPY WIFE.
She Relates to a Reporter the
Secret of Her Joy.
For Many Months She Was Sad and
Worried because of Illness - She
Gives Thanks for the Discovery
to Which She attributes Her
Present Good Health.
FROM the Chronicle, chicago, H1.

rTOm Uc CHOttCtc, CHCdDO, IU.
Eleven years ago there came to Chicago
from Toledo, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. San
ders. They had been hard working and in
dustrlous people but had met with serious
trouble. Mr.. Sanders was Il blacksmith, but
was obliged to give up Ills work at the forge
owing to the loss of an eye, from a spark
from the anvil. Mrs Sanders, like many
another woman, became broken down in
health by hard work. She was n seamstress,
and careless of her health, sewcd early and
late. The confinement and the STOPPING in
cident to such work broke down her he alth,
and 1t was thought she was going in quick
consumption. Instead, she developed VIC
lent case of typhoid fever, TO which, by the
way, any one is liable whose system is run
down and whose vitality is depleted. This
confined her not only to the house but to her
bed as well. When she finally rallied, it
was TO find herself so weak and debilitated
that for six long months she was barely
able TO crawl about and her physicians
could not restore her strength. SIZE was
reduced to skeleton, could not eat, could
do no work, ana as she expressed it, could
not have endured this much longer.
This description OF the after effects OF
typhoid will be recognized as faithfully true
by any one who have had the disease AMI IL
Is these after effects to which q physician
must give faithful attention. His patient
Is not out of danger until the strength and
appetite return. W.
Mrs. Sanders, however, became convinced
that her physicians were not helping her to
mend, and sought other means.
She came TO the conclusion that prep
aration which would enrich tie blood,
would build up her health. She accordingly
made use of Or. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People, now extensively used rs blood
purifier. The effects were satisfactory
They were M ore than that, they were won
derful. She began TO mend almost at once.
her pains decreased, her strength and weight
and appetite came back, and she be- anne
robust. To any ono suffering from the fleets
OF over-work or worry, or from adebilitatcd
state of the system from whatever cause,
this article will be of interest, and these
pills welcome remedy Mr. aud Mrs.
Sanders live at 1l55 Lincoln Avenue, Chi
cago, and to prove the accuracy of the state
ment and her honesty OF purpose she swore
to the facts as below:
(SignedD "MRs. s. j. SANDERS ~
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
fifth day of October, 1896.
a. f. PoRTMAS, Nutdry Pubiic.
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