The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-07-09
A remains Life.
SAVING PROPERTY and LIFE
REGARDLESS OF HIS
OWN RISK.
John Mclean, the Popular Fireman, Tells How
He Was Affected Complication Of Diseases
Suffered Excruciating PainS-Finally
Completely Cured. <aa
From the Evening Ne,os, Detroit, Mich

"Had I known as much about DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People three years
ago as do now" said Mr.. John Mclean, of
No. IS Abbott ST., Detroit, Mich, ~ would
be wearing the uniform of the Detroit Fire
Department. l had made application sew
eral months before and had been called be-
fore the board for examination. l seemed
to be in perfect health; stood six feet and
weighed 1872 pounds. l passed my physical
examination at the top of the list, and soon
after the first OF the year was put on as
substitute.
81 attended every fire I could to perfect
myself, and there was scarcely a day but
what | came home soaking wet and cold. !
caught severe cold and tried to wear it out
and did not take any medicine. On DecOra-
ton Day in 1894 l had to give up and go
home. That day was the first time | noticed
pains in my legs, grew worse rapidly and
had to go to bed. My doctor said | had the
grippe rheumatism and a complication Of
disorders which had been brought on by ex-
posures. What ] suffered cannot be described
as had never had sick day before.
For four weeks | was between life and
death, and when l became better l found
was cripple from the rheumatism. | have
read many descriptions of the suferings of
others with this almost incurable disease
but it seems as if no one could suffer more
than l did with it. For three long months
was confined to my bed and was a great
care to my friends and required their assist
ance to be turned over. For nine months
after | could leave the bed l used my
crutches and tried every known remedy. |
had a pile twelve inches high of receipts
that were sure cures, but none of these
brought me any relief,
- At this time my face was like dead
mans and / only weighed 1913 pounds. For
years my uncle in Canada had been a suf-
ferer from rheumatism and had been cured.
So | wrote him to send me his remedy.
How glad [ was when his letter came. l
tore it open and there was only a clipping
from a newspaper describing DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People and line saying,
throw your other stuff away and buy these
pills. | was provoked at first as the same
advertisement was in every Detroit paper,
and had seen it thousand times.
" | did as he said and bought box of DIR.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, and
stopped taking any other remedies and be-
fore | had taken three boxes | threw away
my crutches and could walk again. I can
not speak too highly of DIR. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People as they cured me COM
pletely with less than six boxes. Just to
think of the hundreds of dollars | had paid
out for doctors bills, when six boxes made
me well man.
Ia" Since then I have been exposed to all
sorts of weather and haNe not been troubled
with the old rheumatism. Last year | acted
as foreman for the Empire Fire Proof Co.,
and for six months was out in all kinds of
weather and never noticed touch of the
disease. | never gave a testimonial before
and before was sick never took any stock
in these pills. l only wish now l had taken
them from the first. They certainly do all
and more than is claimed for them. ]
am now as well as before my trouble, and
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
made me well man again"
(Signed) "JOHN A. MCLEAN"
DETROIT, Mich, March 8, 1897.
Mr.. John A. Mclean being duly sworn
deposes and says that the facts as above
stated are true in every respect.
Robert L. HULL, JR., Notary Public.
Wayne County. Michigan.