The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-05-07

more like myself. Before I begun 10 take
the pills l could not articulate pIainly and
could not write my name: My fest and legs
were as useless as a new born baby,s. i Am
now able to speak, write and walk as we'll
as ever. My strength is not entirely restored.
but my general health is good and I am
gaining rapidly. / have recommended the
pills TO several of my friends and they can.
not say too much for the benefit thsy have
derived from them"
DAVID T. NICHOLS,
712 Ionia Street.
The following interview was had with Mr.
A. L. Landon, of 22S Larch Street, N
Lansing:
81 had pain in my back, accompanying
kidney and urinary trouble. l began to take
was relieved of my trouble, and | an salts.
fed that the pills did mi more good than
any other remedy / have taken"
AN EDUCATOR SPEAKS.
He Dv~slls ON the Future With ON
Time Enthusiasm.
From ne Progress, Sullivan, I'LL.
Oscar Hughes is one of the leading touch.
ers of Moultrie county, and is now in charge
of the school at Bruce, Illinois. He has
been teaching since 1887 except for q time
when his health was too bad to permit his
doing any work.
To a Progress reporter Mr.. Hughes gave
the following account of his case:
"My trouble dates back TO 1890, and was
due to close application to my school work
and insufficient amount of outdoor exercise.
1 commenced teaching in 1887 and after
closely applying myself for three years I
found my nervous system impaired, and as
a natural consequence the disorder of my
digestive organs followed which resulted in
chronic gastritis and dilatiOn of the stomach.
"For three years / was treated by eminent
specialists but obtained no relief. l can SAP
without exaggeration that / have taken a
bucket fun of medicines from specialists
without receiving any benefit. Ny suffer-
ings were almost unbaarable. Being dis
posed to continue my work in the school
room ] kept on until was a wreck in body
and mind.
~ at last came TO a stage when 1 could
SLEEP, only a few hours at night, and l then
found myself unable to continue my school
work, and L discontinued it. In the spring
of 1892 ] gradually grew worse and was re-
duced to almost q skeleton, weighing only
1913 pounds, whereas my weight in good
health is 175 pounds. / commenced the use
of DR.. W~illiams'P in Pills the first of June,
1895, and after ssing only six boxes | found
to my great joy that my ease was not hope
less. The pills toned up my stomach and l
felt like q different man.
81 resumed my school work at the begin.
ming of this school year, and my health has
continued to improve until l consider my.
self a well man. 1t gives me pleasure to say
a word for DR.. Williams Pink Pills for he
who directs the sufferer to a fount Of heal.
ing is truly a philanthropist."
The Progress can vOuch for the truthful
ness of what Mr.. Hughes says. His con-
dition for the past three or four years has
been w~l known and his recovery has been
an agreeable surprise TO his friends. He is
now as cheerful and interesting a man as
can be found anywhere, and he says he looks
and he seemed glad of the opportunity to
give his testimonial.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain all the
elements necessary to give new life and rich
ness to the blood and restore shattered nerves.
They are for sale by all druggists. or maybe
had by mail from Or. Williams Medicine
Company, Schenectady, n. Y, for zoe. per
box, or six boxes for $3.50.