The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-02-26
FOR SEVERAL YEARS She
WAS IN POOR HEALTH.
AT Last She was Completely Frustrated and After
Physicians had Failed to Relieve, PreScribeS
for Herself and is Cured.

William Webb, of that village, Is one OF its
substantial citizens, who conducts tile yard
there. A representative of the C0urTer-Her-
aid visited Tsscola recently and hearing tnat
Mr.. Webb had been sufferer from Ill health,
and had been cured by the remedy above
mentioned called on him for the purpose OF
ascertaining the truth of this report.
A sturdy, quietappearing man was point
ed out to the visitor as Mr.. Webb, but as he
was apparently in good health, he was Just
then engaged in wheeling barrow loaded
with clay up q steep incline from the pit to
the manufacturing department of the yard,
the reporter was in doubt as to the gentle
man in question being the man he was look
ing for, as he had expected to lind man VINO.
at least, would not look as healthy as did the
gentleman pointed out as Mr.. Webb. To
make sure he inquired, +" Is this Mr.. Webb?"
and received an answer in the affirmative.
The reporter stated his errand, remarklng
that man who could handle a load such as
Mr.. Webb had just wheeled up the incline,
could not be in very poor health. To this
present enjoying very good health and had
for year or more. Continuing he said:
"About year and half ago was not
like this. was not confined to my, bed, but
was completely worn out. / would get. up
in the morning feeling much more tired than
when / went to bed; had no appetite for
breakfast, often not being able to eat any.
thing, and when sat down it seemed almost
like death to try to get up. l could do moth.
ing and was badly discouraged. ! took q
number of remedies which l saw advertised
as beneficial in eases similar to mine, but re
ceived no benefit from them.
FINALLY / saw DIR. Williams Pink PILE
for Pale People advertised, and, although /
had little faith in them, resolved to try them,
thinking there might possibly be chance
and began taking them, and almost i'm
mediately commenced to feel better, and in
short time was able to resume work, and
am pleased to say the old, weary feeling has
not returned. am now fifty-ive years old,
and am doing the work which last season !
employed two men to do. / can eat and
sleep we'll and feel excellently."
Continuing, Mr.. Webb said: "These pills
also helped my wife greatly. Since the birth
of our last child, who is now nearly fourteen
years of age, my wife has suffered from dis
ease which rendered her almost helpless. 1
do not know what the doctors called it, but
l know what it was. 1t was a sort of para
lysis, and she was unable to do any house
work. We tried several doctors, but they
seemed unable to give her permanent relief.
l sent for five dollars worth of Pink Pills
and she commenced taking them. She i'm
cured her. She is fifty-fve years of age, the
same age as myself, and is now able to do her
homework without hired girl, and these
men all board with u.s." and he pointed to
five or six men at work in the yard.
"My sons wife was also ailing and PINK
Pills made new woman of her. can and
do recommend these pills to all who suffer
as l or my wife did, as | believe they will
cure them. | know of number of people
who have been benefited by them. They
are great remedy, and people who are i'll
should try them, as they are sure, think, to
be benefited by them. l cannot say too
much for what they have done for me,h and
Mr. Webb resumed his work with a vigor
which indicated that he was feeling quite
well just at that time, at least
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain all the
elements necessary to give new life and rich
ness to the blood and restore shattered nerves.
They are sold in boxes (never in loose form,
by the dozen or hundred) at 80 cents box, or
six boxes for 81 80, and may be had of all drug
gsts or directly by mail from DIR. Williamss
Medicine Company, Schenectady, MY.