Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-10-25
MANY SUFFERERS
WHAT A LARGE NUMBER or
PEOPLE ARE ENDURING.
A Distrssaing coadition in which Many
American People Ars Involved The
Only Way 20 Alleviate II.

From the MonntaIneer. walhslls. N. Dakota.
The remorse OF anilty stomach is
what a very large majority Of the peo-
pie Of this nation are suffering with to-
day. 1t Is well known fact that dys-
pepsia is characteristic American dis
ease and it Ia frequently stated that
1--WE are nation OF dyspeptics.
1t is distressing ailment and be-
cause OF its many forms is difficult to
treat. Sometimes IL Is the result Of
improper modes Of eating. improper
food or mental worry and exhaustion;
then again 1t may be sort OF a depressed
condition OF the body and treatment
should be directed 10 the restoration OF
the health, without special attention to
the stomach. In other instances. the
disease is evidently the result OF in.
fiammation OF the stomach.
Anyone Of these conditions produce
u lack OF vitality In the system. by
causing the blood to lose It's life sus.
tanning elements. The blood Is the
vital element in our lives and should
be carefully nurtured. Restore the blood
to its proper condition. dyspepsia Will
vanish and perfect health follow.
For example, in the county Of Penn
bina, North Dakota, few miles from
Walhalla. resides Mr.. Ernest Snider;
man OF sterling integrity. whose
yeracity cannot be doubted. He was
formerly resident of Landsdowne.
Ont. but removed to the West and Is
now pospeIvus farmer.
For three years he as been unable TO
do his work because he was i'll with
dyspepsia. ~ became seriously III
about three years ago. he says, and
consulted doctor who gave me some
medicine for indigestion. continued
to grow worse and several physicians
were called ut intervals who gave me
temporary relief, but the disease re.
turned with all its accustomed severity.
THE distress after eating made me
dread meal time. At times became
so dizzy as tobe unable TO stand. had
sour stomach. heartburn, palpitation
OF heart, and weak nerves. The doc
tors disagreed as to the nature OF my
disease, but all agreed that the stomach
was affected. ! suffered intensely AMI
life was a misery.
81 tried several well-known reme-
dies, but was NOT benefited.
81 read In the newspapers articles
regarding the wonderful curative pow
ers OF DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People, and finally alter some
urging on the part OF friend, | con
cluded to try the pills. purchased
six boxes. This was five months ago.
81 had not taken all Of the first box
before | felt much relief. | continued
taking the pills. and after using four
boxes was cured. have none OF
those distressing symptoms now and
am completely restored to health, and
can do as much work as any OF the
laborers on my farm. owe my restor-
attn to health to DIR. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People and galdly give
my testimonial. hoping IL may prove
beneficial TO some persons similarly
affected"
BY restoring 10 the blood the requis-
lte constituents Of life, DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People renew the
nerve force and enable the stomach 10
and properly assimilate the
food, thus speedily and permanently
curing the dyspeptic. These pills are
> specific for all diseases having their
origin in impoverished blood or disor-
iered nerves. They contain every ele-
nent requisite to general nutrition, to
restore strength TO the weak. good !
health TO the siling. Physicians pre-.
Icribe them, druggists recommend
hem and everywhere the people use
hem.
He'll should try to kiss you, Miss
daude. would Won call for helm?