The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-22
GEORGE KOCHERsPER, OF wm,.,x
N. ", INTERVIEWED ByA
REPORTER.
From The Sentinel, Rome, n. Y

One of the well known mechanic, -
Oneida County is George Kochersnls1rs "
Hecla, N. \. He is thirty-seven years iii a., u
has had extensive experience as an arg;ro
and machinist at Rome, Ilion, Oneida ans oI..
where. For some time he was empIove5 &C.
the Atlas Gun Company of Ilion. and
holds certificate from the foreman If n';-
establishment which testifes to his c8nabT
lty and efficiency as an engineer and oarornI
machine hand, familiar with milIing ana
drilling machinery, pipe fitting solleriro
and general shop work. A few years aro NJ
Kochersper was employed in the Rome + %
connective Works and later in the copper nil
in that city.
Mr.. Kochersper now enjoys good health
but this has not always been the case vr,tS
him. Like many other mechanics he IL
suffered with rheumatism, and at times 4 20
has incapacitated him for work. One vim
he was so afflicted that he was confined 10 bis
home at Hecla for three months His doctor
said he suffered not exactly from rheuma.
tism, but something very much like if
Mr., KoChersper did not care what tIa
disease was called, but he was. of courso
chiefly interested in having it cured T+f2
like rheumatism, being in the form of ve-,
severe pains in the muscles and joints of
limbs. He dOctored more or less all wiat4-
and although he felt somewhat better In raa
while working in Rome, he had q relsr.
He then tried other remedies, but they g.
him no permanent relief While worE 50,
in lion about year ago he caught CO
through exposure, and soon had another
attack of his old trouble. Like all IN.
telligent mechanics Mr.. Kochersper reads
the newspapers, and in one of them he g.
a statement regarding DR.. Williams P.
Pills He determined to give them fair
trial and did so.
Whatever Mr.. Kochersper does he does
thoroughly. So in taking the Pink Pills
he was careful to follow the directions
implicitly, TO diet as directed, and a,.9.
to continue the use of the remedy lay
enough to give it an opportunity to be ehec.
tive. His condition improved from the start.
and when he had taken twelve boxes he was
again a well man.
A year has passed since then and during
that time he has not had a single attack Of
his cd complaint. The critical naaths #
fall and spring came and went, With their
attendant cold and dampness, but as be has
felt no twinges of rheumatism, he feels safe
in asserting that he is permanently cured
He attributes his cure entirely to Or. VIII.
liams' Pink Pills, and cheerfully recon.
mends their use to all who suffer from
rheumatism. He places great stress on only
one point however, and that is that the
remedy must be faithfully used according to
directions, that the rules for dieting must be
strictly followed, and that the remedy must he
used for a sufficient length of time to effect
cure. After fair trial he is convinced that
Pink Pills will do for other sufferers what
they have done for him.
Mr.. Kochersper is well known not only in
Hecla, where he lives, but in Oneida, Rome,
lion and Dolgeville, in all of which places
he has worked.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
are now given to the public as an unfaili0g
blood builder and nerve restorer, curing all
forms Of weakness arising from a watery cou"
dition Of the blood or shattered nerves The
pills are sold by all dealers, or viii be sent
post paid on receipt of price, 50 cents q box Or
six boxes for $50, they are never sold ia
iiams' Medicine Co., sche nis i. !.