The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-02-23
A Farmers MisAap.
Jumps From His Wagon and i
Badly Injured.

Sustained-NIuch Suffering En-
dured. How He Obtained Relief.
From the Dem ncrat Goshen, lad.
! Gilbert Updegraff, a prosperous
farmer living near Goshen, Iud, in
jumping from his wagon on to o
board, few days ago, met with a
serious accident.
! It was feared at first that this &C
cident was aggravated by. rheuma-
tism: which ailment Dir. Updegraff
was troubled with some time ago in
All unusually severe form. Iu speak
ing Of it be says:
about two years ago 1 was
stricken with rheumatism, and for a
a year was severely troubled with it..
1t came on me suddenly during the
winter, I don't know what caused it,
unless it was exposure. about the
farm.
1T was the old fashioned rheuma-
tism and began in my lower limbs,
gradually working up until my arms,
hand and fingers became affected.
My body ached all over, especially
, my limbs, which were swollen and
these by the following spring were
almost entirely useless. I had to
hire all my work done that spring
and summer, but did little work in
harvest time.
L must have done too much for
! soon after that l was confined to my
bed for some time. / had the family
doctor, but he didn't do me any
gool. He finally said he could not
help me and advised me to try the
! baths, but 1 couldn't afford The ex-
pense. Neither could 1 afford to be
! an invalid all my life. Iuquir;es
were made at the drug store for
! something that would be helpful in
my case.
! The druggist recommended sew
eral things, and I tried some of them
but was not benefited until 1 used
DIR. Williams Pink Pinks for Pale
People. gave this remedy a fail
trial as did the others, and soo1
discovered that it was different from
anything I had tried.
Il found that this was medicine
that did what was claimed for it, and
when I had taken about a dozer
doses of the pills I found that they
were helping me. I continued tax
ing them, and I am glad today that
I did Why that medicine actual,
cured me and I did. t take more
than six or seven boxes either.
1T was in January, 1897, that
began taking the medicine, and
was completely cured by the first O.
March. began early in the spring
to do my work, and I kept it up al
summer, not missing day. l have
never had any rheumatic trouble
with my limbs from that day to this
"And are you positive that it wa:
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People that cured you!" asked tbt
reporter.
positive, why of course I am
Nothing else did It. I did not take
any other medicine at the time, and
I was ever better until I begar
taking DR.. Williams Pink Pills fo1
Pale People, have taken nothing
else since, and of course they are
what did the work" Mrs. Jpdegraf
agreed with her husband that "Ee
was cured Of very severe case ot
rheumatism by these pills
What better proof could person
want than the above facts. This
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j One Of the first to discover this
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