The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-12
The CARGO HEALTH
ITS PRESERVATION is oFTR,
NEGLECTKD
Much Disease Because Of liz ORANGE or ln.
dff.renee--Corective Principles
Upon Whleh Health
Depends
From the Adver,Iser. Axtell, Neb.

To keep the body free from pain ant
disease iB the universal desire OF man
kind, yet IL Ii an indisputable fact tha
proper attention to the preservation o
health is universally neglected. Few
people seem to imagine that any care
| or concern Is necessary to preserve
health. but sooner or later they find
themselves attacked by disease be-
cause of Ignorance or indifference to
the principles on which health and dis
ease depend.
1t Is Just as reasonable to suppose
one can squander a fortune and still
have it remaining at the end of several
! years, as that men and women can
/ violate organic laws and retain their
health, strength and loyeliness.
10 nave perfect health 1t is neces-
sary that pure, rich blood circulate
through all parts of the body. Be-
cause of lack of attention to hygiene,
and our modern way of living often
makes this inattention impossible to
disease results.
One of the most common complaints
arising from a diseased blood is rheu-
matism. This has been q difficult all
ment to cure, but in recent years, 1t
has been discovered, that in nearly
every household is a remedy which
cures rheumatism speedily and perma-
nently. The following tried and proven
cases are instances.
In the county of Kearney, Nebraska,
within quarter Of a mile of the town
Of Minden. Nebraska, reside Mr.. and
Mrs. H. N. Warner and family. Mr..
Warner is farmer and Is well known.
To reporter who was investigating
these cases, Mr.. Warner said: When
boy contracted rheumatism and as
I grew older 1t turned into sciatica.
I'm 1894 l was attacked with paraly-
Sis in my left side. You might stick
a pin to the head into my left hip and
l would not feel it. I was unable to
do any kind Of work and had to be
turned in bed. fully made up my
mind that could not be cured as I
had used all kinds of medicine and had
tried many doctors.
'At last I was advised to try DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People,
and very reluctantly commenced their
use last September. Before I had fn-
ished my first box began to feel much
better. and by the time 1 had used six
boxes, the disease had entirely disap-
peared, and / have not been SO free
from pain since l was boy. The par
alysis also disappeared, and although
two months have passed since finished
my last box, there has been no recur-
was better, in fact, l feel like new
man.
MY wife also used the pills for neu-
ralgia in the head, which had troubled |
her for many years. Two boxes cured |
her. This was in 1894, and she has not
been troubled since.
II am fifty-one years of age and my
health never was better, not even In /
my boyhood days, and my wife's health |
aiso Hcontinues good. 1 willingly give
this testimony, trusting that some suf- |
ferer may know where to find relief"
In Adams county, Nebraska, about |
six and one-half miles from the town
Of kenesaw. Neb., resides Mr.. Israel
Spindler, a thriving farmer now sixty
six years Of age.
Mr. Spindler says: II was taken with /
in December. 1896. and in
q very short time was unable to move |
about or even raise my hands enough |
to take drink of water. / suffered |
terribly from pains In all my joints.
When lay down I was unable to rise
without assistance. I continued under
he doctors care until last June.
His treatment did not benefit me.
Being sixty years old, I made up my
mind that l could not be cured, and 1
to be a helpless invalid dur
ng the rest of my life. One day in July
| neighboring farmer said to me, IF
'ou will take DR.. Williams Pink Pills
or Pale People, they will cure you I
'as troubled for some years with rheu-
natism, but six boxes of these pills
ured me-
II had very little faith in proprietary !
ledicines, but l thought l would try
hese pills as an experiment. I COM
lenced their use and in less than six
'eeks was entirely cured. I cannot
peak too favorably of those wonder
ul little pills, and have recommended
hem to several persons"
The blood In rheumatism has an acid
npurity which irritates the sensitive
issues that unite the joints and cover
he muscles, thus causing those inde- ,
cribable tortures which rheumatic suf-
ererS endure. a
rheumatism Is always dangerous, as
Is liable to attack the heart. Years a
go those afflicted We're bled; as II taxi .
,g away some of the impure blood Z
ould remedy the balance. This folly
as been abandoned, and today ply =
clans prescribe and druggists recon- 4
lend the use of DIR. Williams Pink
ills for Pale People, as these marvel u
Us vegetable pills go directly to the
Eat of the trouble. exerting a power
II influence in purifying and enrich q
g the blood by eliminating poisonous Il
ements and renewing health giving a
'rces, thus making potent remedy @
n curing this disease.