The Newtown bee., 1903-09-11
Fell near buZZ-SaW
NARROW ESCAPE OF WORKMAN
 STRICKEN WITH VERTIGO.

NARROW ESCAPE OF WORKMAN
 STRICKEN WITH VERTIGO
 INTERESTING HISTORY OF MAN WHO
 HAS BEEN NEAR DEATH MANY TIMES
 MADE A PRISONER AT BATTLE OF CEDAR CREEK.
 While operating buzz-saw in mal- leable iron factory at Troy, Henry Si
 mons was suddenly stricken with yer tiso and fell almost upon the swiftly | revolving saw. But the same good for l tune that carried him unwOunded | through four years of active service during the Civil war, again preserved his life The sudden illness which brought him so near an awful death
 was the direct result of his war exper
 ence, as MT Simons stated to reporter
 who called at his comfortable home at
 No. Linden avenue, Troy. N. Y.
 '' Ever since the campaign of New Orleans in 1861, he said, "I have been afflicted with malaria and frequent at tackS of acute gastritis, brought on by
 the constant exposure and the malarial atmosphere of the bayou country. At 7 times was subject to attacks of yer f tigo and it was a seizure of this kind
 that so nearly ended my life.
 "For over thirty years l employed  1, able to give me any permanent relief.
 I was bilious and suffered from palpi - tation of the heart, belching of wind l and an acute pain in the small of my ? back. l was in weakened condition s generally and my appetite was tickle. V "One day l saw Dr Williams Pink h Pills for Pale People mentioned in a e local newspaper and decided to try e them. Before I had finished the first ,- box 1 noticed that my appetite had inn r proved and that l was much stronger.
 That also marked the end of the at- is tackS of extreme vertigo. 1 kept on
 taking the pills and my recovery from l. that time was gradual but steady. l a have recommended Dr Williams Pink If Pills to number of people and am
 glad to indOrSe the remedy that has
 done so much for me-"
 MT Simons is member of the Crane
 Army of the Republic and served ir a Company H, Twelfth Connecticut Vol SC unteer infantry. He was one of 130( h prisoners taken by the Confederates n at the battle of Cedar Creek, during le the campaign in the Shenandoah val le ley, made famous by Sheridan's ride of He was taken to Libby prison, where SC he was confined for months before be IL ing exchanged. a Hundreds of Civil war veterans, bot Id Union and Confederate, whose health he was broken by hardships in the army 1t as we'll as hundreds of others run dow ,e, by overwork, worry or excesses of som no sort, owe their lives and happiness t' nd Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale Pet by ple Acting directly on the blood an Ii. nerves these pills have cured man ;is cases of nervousness, partial paralysi ng locomotor ataxia, St., ,Vitus dance le; rheumatism, sciatica and all forms (
 weakness, whether in male or femal!
 If you are sick you owe it to yourse on to give them trial. But you remem is Der that you cannot try Dr Williams lie Pink Pills by taking something els
 which may be offered as a substitute
 Be sure that every box you buy beal ,ed the full name. Sold by all dealers in. medicines, or sent postpaid at lift
 cents per.box, six boxes for two dollar
 and fifty cents, by the Dr William hal Medicine Co.,, Schenectady, N. Y.