Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-04-23
Two Remarkable Statementl
from AnamoSa, Iowa

BE man, to inquire as to the succesB3k( ~ Ii
had in the use Of DR.. Williams lsT sS5
for Pale People, having known TIL sS
Wa'tons wife had been i'll for sevcrH Vi
and for the last year had improved kaySIlv
and was able to DO around the ll9 6so and
Bttend to her own household duHes. Mn.
Walton made the following stateiA, ent.
"Ye0, Mr.. Lake, you have know me for
nearly fifteen years, and, Of courie, know
am an Englishman My rife his hecn in
poor health for years nntiLIr-$eYtly, having
she had removed. The olNsation left her
with shattered nerves, fre1hht headaches.
greatly run down. We expected her rccov-
ery would be yc.> a1;irr III. and YOU remem-
Der you lnentinncd in the Eureka that she
could not I'VE. The physicians attended her,
and at last we tried all kinds of medicines,
UNI! nnally ! Se SEN, for package of DR..
Williams Pink Pills FOR Pale People. She
began taking them and tho result was pne-
nomenal; Inc etfccts Of them could beseen
before TIE hrst package was gone. They
peared, and hers.yssemn was generally toned
up, and at present we would just as soon
'hlnk OIL belng-Xthout butter in the house
p. Without Pink Pills. My wife not only
I. > them, but take them and all Of my
children talsg them.
You know travel q good deal looking
up business, and when away from home If
get a pad headache or feel bad from being
constlpatcq, or from rheumatic pain, caused
by ridingiin the country, 90 to the nearest
drus stofe and get a package of DR.. Will
liams' Fink Pills for Pale People, and never
ma IL Necessary to take all of ono package
oeIoro feel as good as new. We have had
as nigh IS fourteen boxes of them in the
mousse at ono time. | have recommended
them I'd number Of my English friends
and others, all Of whom tell me the pills
nave Conc as well for them as they do for
me1 Yes, we continue to keep them on
-l&nd for immediate use"
Sworn to Before me and Subscribed ei in nv
presence this 9th day of April, 1896.
c. NJ. BROWN, Justice Of the Peace.
Another remarkable endorsement is the
case of Mrs. c. r. Bell, wife of tho popular
tinsmith, in the employ of j. G. Cudworth !
e. Co., the leading hardware merchants of
Jones County. Mrs. Bell is about thirty
five years old, and for the last twenty years
or more has been terribly afflicted with an
almost unbealaOle headache 1t was not u
continuous ache, but came on periodically.
and when she had one of these spells her
sufferings were intense.
She tried everything she saw advertised
after eXhausting the doctors eatlnent and
finally thought she would try DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People, having seen
them highly advertised She procured a
box, and VI ,an= size felt the symptoms OF re-
turning headache she began the use of the
pills and the result has been absolutely
wonderful. Her headache is cured and she |
and her husband are loud i'll the praise of
Pink Pills and keep them constantly on
hand.
MIR. Bell says there is no question what
ever but that these pills are the best thing
for headache he has over tried. Mrs Bell
says she could not think Of being without
them in the house under any circumstances.
Mrs Bell scasc ofheadache was well known
by all nor neigbLors owing to its severity,
and her cure il equally well known. Mrs.
Bell says she will be glad to send p.,ticu-
lars regarding her case to anyone dcsi ing
them.
On the 18th day of April, appeared before
me, Walter +. Lake, to mo personally
known and swears that the above statement
was read to Mr. Bell, and he said the facts
contained therein were correct.
4a. (Signcd) WALTER F. LAKE
absorbed and sworn to before me this
18th day of April, 1896
e. NJ. BROWN, Justice of the Peace
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain. in Il con-
densed form, all the clements necessary to
give new life and richness to the blood and
restore shattered nerves. They are an I'M
failing specific for such diseases as loconlotor
ataxia, partial paralysis. St Vitus' dane
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