The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-09-22
MISS BULL RECEIVERS.
FEARFUL DECLINE OF STRENGTH CON-
PLtTELY ARRESTED,
Medical Skill Had Almost Ex-
hausted Itself in Vain Attempts
to Relieve Her. A Remarkable
Result.

The recovery of Miss Gertrude l..
Bull from her long illness, the be-
ginning of which dates back to the
spring of 1900, has not only relieved
wide-felt anxiety among her many
friends who had long despaired of
any improvement in her condition,
but, owing to the remarkable obstin-
aoy of the case, is of great interest to
the medical world.
The attack of pneumonia, which
seized her already weakened system
in November of 1900 and threatened
to carry her off, was successfully re-
sisted, and after it had confined her
to bed for month, bat bad cough
followed it and fingered all through
the following summer. 1t seemed i'm
possible to break it up or to restore
her strength which had been sadly
undermined.
Allopathic and homeopathic doc
tors tried to help her but their best
efforts could not check the steady de-
cline of her vital energies. Then she
used some advertised modes of treat
ment, Lut when she saw her condition
daily grew more serious in spite of all
that was done, she for a while dis
continued all medicine and gave her.
self up to despair.
"What was your condition at this
timer" she was asked.
my stomach" said Miss Bull,
"was so weak 1 could not keep food
down. 1 suffered from constant
nausea. My kidneys were in terrible
condition. My feet and ankles were
swollen so badly that it panied me
J even to stand on them. / was very
bilious. My heart was in bad shape
so 1 could not go up and down stairs
or stand any exertion, and could not
/ lie down in natural attitude but
had to be propped up by pillows when
l slept
1t seems wonder that you should
ever have recovered. How did il
happen?" W 5sEs7S 80. ~ s..s.,
"You may we'll call it a marvel, .
continued Miss Bull" but DR.. Will
liams Pink Pills wrought it. None
of my friends thought l could live
many months longer. My parents had
no hope. 1 could not have escaped
death if, at the last moment, despair
ing as l was, l had not had courage
enough left to try just one thinl
more. / learned of il by the meres
chance, but it was the one thing tina
saved my life. When pamphlet ad
vertl6lng DIR. Williams Pink Pills To-
Pale People was thrown in our door il
was great event for me. These pill
saved me from the grave. Within {
week from the time l began to taxi
them 1 felt better, and in three
months was entirely we'll. l do no
know that can say any more excep
that 1 cannot praise DR.. Williams
Pink Pills too highly and that dear
ly hope that my experience may bring
good to some other sufferers.
Miss Bull, who was SO remarkabl.
cured by this great blood remedy, re
sides at Union Grove, Illinois. DR.
Williams Pink Pills checked the fear
full decline of her strength, and recti
fed the disorders which had disturbed
nearly every organ of her body, be
cause they acted Immediately on tn,
blood, purifying and enriching it ant
making it carry fresh vitality to ever
part. In the case of all debilitatini
diseases such as lung troubles, grip
fevers, and in all cases in which tn
system is thoroughly run down, thes
pills perform wonders. They are sol,
by druggists throughout the world