Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-08
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
MONTHS OF SUFFERING CAUSED
BY AN ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Silas Bissell of Randolph. Neb.,
Owes His Life to a Renowned
Remedy. - s
From Reporter, Randolph, Neb.

From Reporter, Randolph, Neb.
Certainly case in the knowledge Of resident,
Of Randolph and vicinity has excited more inter
est than has that Of the remarkable recovery of
Mr.. Silas Bissell. who some IA or 10 months ago.
was most unfortunate in having a long and nearly
| fatal siege Of sickness, the primary cause of
which was a ptcbfork wound in the left knee
Now enjoying the best of health and entirely re-
covered the incidents Of his sickness and remark
able recovery will be OF more than ordinary inter
| est Mr.. Bissel tells the following story:
| "In the summer Of '9s'I sustained serious in
Jury by having the tines Of pitchfork strike me
| in the left knee. The wound soon healed but
did not enjoy the same health had previous to
the accident, and it; was, but a short time after
ward thatI was compelled to take to nv bed on
account Of the severe pains throughout my limbs
and the stiffness Of the Joints A physician was
called and the knee 1anced three different times.
The disease was at hrSt called seattle rheuma tism
| but afterward the physcians designated It as
| blood poisa During this time was all run down
physically and 1t seemed to me that had hardly
any blood. Ny kidneys. heart and lungs all SEEM
| ed affected. and once when happened to bruiss
Of my fingers the blood seemed to be light and
watery and not the color It should be. I had five
| different physicians They said that the upper
portion Of one Of my lungs had become affected
| and could see that they did not entertain very
much hope for my recovery.
after remaining in bed eleven weeks and de-
irving but slight benefit from treatment that had
| been given but for the time gaining some tempo
rary strength, It was decided to remove me to my
| old home in Canada. thinking that perhaps 4
change In the climate might do some good
ARRIVING home 1 remained in about the same
condition for a period Of four months, sometimes
| gaining strength. but the pains and stiffness Of
joints remained the same
Zone day in the confse Of a conversation with
| a cousin at home, he remarked that I might try
DR.. William Pink Pills.; the virtues of which had
been proved in several bad cases in the neighbor-
| hood.
Perfectly willing to- try any medicine that
seemed likely to qqrs7 met began taking the pills.
| In about three weeks q noticeable improvement
| was observed. Gesninsd n health and confidence
in the curative powen. 1t the pills followed d.
| rections closely and took in all ten or twelve
boxes 81 Stn
1.-The stiffness in my Joints and the severe pains
had left me and felt Ike myself again I verify
| believe Dr. williams Pink Pills for Pale People
| saved my life. -
ANY one who you'd aike to hear more of my
suffering and remarkable cure can do 30 by calling
| on me addressing me care of NJ c. Livingston.
Randolph, Neb.
| 'SILAS BISSEIL."
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23d day
| Of Nov. 1889.
Fl. g. FISHER, Notary Public.
AL the elements necessary to give new life and
richness the blood and restore shattered nerves
are contained. in q condensed form, in Dr. WILL
Jams Pink Pills for Pale People. They are also
a SPECIFIC for troubles peculiar to females, such as
suppressions Irregularities and all forms Of weak
| ness In men they effect radical cure in all
cases arising from mental worry. overwork or ex-
cessss Of whatever nature. DR.. williams Pink
Pills are sold in boxes never In loose bulk) at 50
cents q box six boxes for $3.50. and may b. had
| Of all druggists o. direct By mail from Dr. VIII
| iams Medicine Co.. Schenectady. N. 7.