Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-03
Mr.. AYERS NOT DEAD.
Very Much Alive and Out with Le,...
Telling How He Was Sayed.1


Very Much Alive and Out with Lett.,
Telling How He Was SavedI
Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 81, 19ON.
Especial. Few who knew how i'll N,
A. q. Ayers of this city had been with
Bright's Disease and Diabetes ever av
pected he could live. Four doctors raw
him but three or four days to live. h
recovered through the prompt and eOn.
tinued use of well-known remedy And
has given the following letter for uuh
ncation. 1t is dated at Bath, N. Y
where Mr.. Ayers now resides:
Soldiers and Sailors Homa
Bath, N. Y.
Dodds Medicine Co,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Dear Sirs:-
I wish to tell you what Dodds KIN
ney Pills have done for me. As farm
/ am concerned they are the best in thu
world, for they not only saved nv Ufe
but they have given me new life and
hope. l lived in Minneapolis for fort,
nine years, and am we'll known ther
by many people. suffered severely
with Bright's Disease and Diabetes
Four well-known physicians gave ma
up to die. In fact, they gave me only
three or four days at the longest 10
live. I had spent nearly everything
had In the effort to save my life, but
seeing an advertisement of Dodds Kid
ney Pills, / scraped what was nearly
my last half dollar, sent to the drug
store and bought box. l had yey
little hope of anything ever doing me
any good, as from what the four doe
tors had told me, it was now matter
of hours with me. commenced to take
the Pills, and from the very first thg
helped me. I took in all about forty
boxes. I doubtless did not need 50
many, but I wanted to make sure, and
after all, $4,000 is a small amount Of F
money to remove the sentence of death
and save ones life.
/ have since recommended Doddi
Kidney Pills to hundreds Of people, and T
I have Tss to hear Of the first one that /.
did not find them all that you claim /
for them. can remember of two pee
pie to whom ] had recommend
Dodd's Kidney Pills, and who after
wards said to me that they received ~
benefit. | asked to see their Fill boxed
and behold, instead of Dodd's kidney
Pills, it was s Kidney Pills, az
Imitation Of the genuine Dodd'S, and
not the real thing at all that they had
been using. / gave each of them an
empty pill box that Dodds KidneyPih
had been put up in, so that they could
make no more mistakes, andl they at
forwards came to me and told me that
they had bought and used the genuine
Dodd's Kidney Pills, and were cured
l still continue to use the Pills of
and on, and would not be without them
IL they were $4,000 box. l think that
every old gentleman in the world
would be healthier and better if b
would take one after each meal
l wish I could think Of words strong
enough to express to you my gratituds
for what your Medicine has done fa
me. It is not often, l suppose, that
man who is staring death right in ta
face, is permitted to live and tell
the means which saved him, and,a
that is my position, my heart is over
whelmed with thankfulness to God TO-
His mercy to me in permitting me
see the advertisement Of Dodds Ae
ney Pills, when 1t seemed that wal
beyond all earthly power to save, thai
I cannot express my real feelings
II anyone doubts the statement
have made, they may write to me- an
I will try and prove to them that ALL
have said in this letter is true, an
more, than true. There are hundfen
Of people in Minneapolis who know a.
about my case and the way Doaa'
Kidney Pills pulled me through, Vla
/ had been given up by the four oa'
tors, of Bright's Disease and DiabeN
and had practically lost all hope J"
are at liberty to publish this teSulv
NAL which give you from the booeD
Of my heart, and l sincerely wish lI
I could find the right words to ezpls
my feelings of gratitude to you anaa
Dodd's Kidney Pills, for my restorau@
to life and health.
(Signed) A. q. AYERS
Late of Minneapolis, now az !,
Soldiers and Sailors Home Bath n !
Mr.. Ayers is only one of thousanu as,s
aged gentlemen who say that Wv
lives have been prolonged and theN ~
clining years made worth living py :
use of Dodd's Kidney Pills.