Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-01-15
KIDNEY DISEASE


From NJ Commercial. Ranger, NJ.
Mr.. Angus Grant is a young man very well
known in yancrboro. Maine. Al ona time
he lived In Michigan, where he followed the
vocation OF a lumbernan. and while 50 en-
gagged. in lifting a heavy log, he strained the
small of his back 50 badly that he could work
no more. While laid up with this painful
injury. Mr.. Grant caught cold, which se'iieu
In his kidneys.
Tue services Of a prominent physician were
obtained. who said 1t was kidney disease
hut that II would soon be cured. and beliey-
Ing in the doctors skill placed himself under
treatment. Mr.. Grant sAys:
"Instead of improving / daily grew worsei
my flesh left me and was so weak and SUI
fered such pain on attempting 10 walk tha'
| absolutely could not move. Ny urine De-
came loaded and bloody and was oblSeh
10 take 10 my bed Things looked dark Tor
mo. Indeed Hundreds OF miles from home,
money melting away, while there was every
prospect OF NV becoming confirmed IN
valid.
"While living In bed one day medtating on
nv hard fate, an acquaintance dropped IN,
out of sympathy to poor stranger. anu
asked IL nothing could be done 10 better my
condition. told him that had DE- every
tuluB III my pONbls A',as HNfN +A'' NN-'~'
me and | expected 10 dle.
"This friend then asked me il had ever
used DIR. williams Pink Pills for Pale Pco-
pie, aud II not, he would strongly ADVISE me
10 try them before giving up. | said no
longer had faith IN anything, though had
not tried DR.. Williams PinE Pills, and did not
think would.
..The urgent way in which my visitor
messed me to try them at length Overcame
nv scruples, thanks be to Providence, so |
procured a box and began 10 take the pills.
Before the box was gone there was marked
Improvement In my health, so | went on
taking the pills until | had finished twelve
boxes, by which time was fully restored to
health and as well a. ever.
After hearing Mr.. Grants story the re-
porter determined to investigate another re-
narkable case, viz, that of Mrs. Elinor Mer.
row, of Searspor;, Me.
When seen on the following day at Sears
port, Mrs Morrow made no objection TO tell
ing all she knew about her case, and made
the following statement:
I'm the winter Of 1894 1 contracted
severe cold, causing iniinnatory rheumatism
and severe kidney trouble, complicated with
severe stomach difficulties, disordered liver
and biliOusness and general arrangement Of
the entire system.
II was confined to bed for three months.
attended by physician, when, not receiving
any benefit from him, | dismissed him, and
on the recommendation o! one who had been
greatly benefited by them began taking DR..
| Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
al think il was nearly three months before
began to experience any real relief, but
then did and rapidly improved and AT the
end Of six months from the time began TAX
| ing them | was perfectly sound woman.
To-day am a robust woman 81 50, with
every evidence Of health and vIgor, and all Is
| due 10 Dr. Williams PINK Pills, and | take
| pains whenever | have an opportunity to
recommend them. Where they have been
tried they have done all said Of them, and
/ they are the best medicine in the world.
| DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain, in con-
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/ give new life and richness to the blood and
| restore shattered nerves. They are also
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! as suppre~sions, irregularities ans all forms
| OF weakness. they build up the blood and
| restore the glow Of health to pale and salow
/ cheeks. In men they effect radical cure in
/ all cases arising from mental worry, over
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may be had Of all druggists, or direct by
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