The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current, July 30, 1897, Image 3
I Fireman’s Life ft U saving mmmvs and life REgARDLiSS m ms OWN RISK. John McLean, the Popular Fireman, Tells How He Was Affected—Complication of Diseases —Suffered Excruciating: Pains—Finally Completely Cured. From the Evening News , Detroit , Mich. “ITad I known as much about Dr. Wil¬ liams’I’ink Pills for Pale People three years ago as I do now,” said Mr. John McLean, of No. 15 Abbott St., Detroit, Mich., “I would be wearing the uniform of the Detroit Fire Department. I had made application sev¬ eral months before and had been called be¬ fore t'no board for examination. I seemed to be in perfect health ; stood six feet and weighed 182 pounds. I passed my physical examination at the top of the list, and soon after the first of the year was put on as a substitute. could perfect “I attended every fire I to mvself, and there was scarcely and a day cold. but I wlist 1 came home cold soaking and tried wet to it out caught did a severe take medicine. wear Oil Deeora nr. l not any and 1 ion Day in 1894 I had to give up go home. That day was the first lime I noticed pair., in in legs, I grew worse said rapidly had and the had to go to bsd. My doctor I grippe, rheumatism and a complication of disorders which had been brought on liy ex posures. Wliat I suffered cannot be described as I had never had a sick day before. “For four weeks I was between life and death, and when I became better I found 1 was a cripple from the rheumatism. I have rea l many descriptions of incurable the sufferings disease ot others with this almost but it seems as if no one could sutler move than I did with it. For three long months I was confined to my bed and was a great care to my friends and required For nine their months assist¬ ance to be turned over. after f could leave the bed I used my crutches ami tried inches every known high of remedy. receipts J iiad a pile twelve <lint wero sure cures, but pone of these brought mo any relief. like dead if* At this time Tny face was pounds. a For man’s and I only i'n weighed Canada 128 had been suf years my uncle a i'erer from rheumatism and had been So T wrote him to send me his remedy, How glad I was when his letter came. I tore it open and there was only a clipping from a newspaper describing Dr. Williams’ Fink Pills for Pale People and a line .saying, ‘ throw your other stuff away and buy these pills.’ T was provoked at first as the same ttdvarti: ament was in every Detroit paper, anil I had seen it a thousand times. “ r did as he said ami bought a box of Dr. VliiJ- dnA If.r rhii- Feopie, av. i stopped taking any other remedies, aud be fore 1 hall taken three boxes 1 threw away my crutches and coulit walk ntrtdii. I can not speak too highly of Dr. Williams’ Pink ‘Pills for Pale People as they cured me com nletely with less tlian six boxes. Just to think of the hundreds of dollars I had paid out for doctors’bills, when six boxes made me a well man. “Since then I have been exposed troubled to nl! sorts >.f weather and have not been with die old rheumatism. Last year I acted ns foreman for the Empire Fire Proof Co., and for six months was out in all kinds of weather and never noticed a touch of the disease. I never gave a testimonial before and before I was side never took any stock in these pills. I only wish now I hail taken them from the first’. They certainly do all and more than is claimed for them. I am now as well ns before my trouble, and Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People piaffe me a well man again.” (Signed) “John A. McLean-.” Detroit, Mil'll., March 9, 1897. Mr. John A. MeLeSSi being dulv sworn dep<>s«*> an 1 snj -s that the facts us above $U.*.e'! trar in lU'i.i., every respect. Notary Public. LljliEllT E. Jr.. Wayne County, Michigan. ! WAVERLEY BICYCLES RUN EASIEST / No owner of a Waverley Bicycle ever regretted his purchase. No rider of a Waverley ever felt that he possessed less than the best that could be produced. INDIANA BICYCLE CO., Indianapolis, Itid. 10 TS. ten week' and then stopped The old, reliable Yankee witli Blade, 16 1? ijres weekly, filled stories of fun, fove. ana ' thrilling tales of adventure. t^ndtO ct-s. in stamp* for 10 wi^k* trial Yankee Blade*, Brook M^. A PHYSICAL WRECK. “I wish I could find words to properly express my feelings and to tell the pcoplo what Dr.'Williams’Pink Pills for Pale l’eo pie have done for me,” said Mr. George II. Pink, of 709 Hastings Street, Detroit, Midi., to a reporter. “ I came here from London, Ont., eight years ago, and have for years been engaged in construction work, For the past three years I was foreman of the track gang for the Detroit P.ailway and had charge of a hundred men. My first wife died eight years ago, and after her death I did not take as good care of my health as the law of nature required. ‘‘ I always commanded a good salary and was a hard worker. Carelessness in protect¬ ing my health gradually undermined my constitution, ami before I knew it I was a physical wreck. My kidneys and bladder were in such a condition as to prevent rest at night. I had a weak, aching back and no vitality whatever. I could not, do any man¬ ual labor und for nearly n year I tried every known remedy, and had given lip all hopes of recovery. testimonial in the “One day I read a news¬ paper about a wonderful cure made by using Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People bought in a ease about the same as mine. I a box of these pills hut did not take them for nearly a week after. One morning after suffering all night I thought of the pills and started to take them. 1 suffered less pain that night and decided to . them thor give a ough trial. In four days they had helped me so much that I got the first night’s sleep for months. I doubled the dose and after I had taken throe boxes of Dr. \\ illiatns* l’ink Fills the pain in my back had had disappeared, eight I continued their use until I taken boxes, and then reduced the number I had been taking to only one after each meal, “ I gradually gained in color, weight and strength. In six months I felt like a young man again. J am pleased to have the oppor t unity of praising Dr. Williams’ Pink suffering Fills, and hope that every one who is Irom any trouble similar to mine will now he convinced that Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills will do for them what thev lia.ro for nut They Can call ami see me or write to me if they are in doubt.” “GeoBGE H. PlNK.’’ Subscribed nm] sworn before me this 9th day of March, it. E. 1897. IIiv.T., .In., Notary _ Public. _ Warn* Countv, Michigan. Williams’Pink Pill* The proprietors of Dr. j for Pale People state that they are not a patent j medicine hut a prescription used for many years by ail eminent practitioner who produced the most wonderful ri suits with them, curing ail forms of weakness arising shattered from a watery condition of tile blood or nerves, two fruitful causes of almost every ill to which flesh is heir. The pills are also a specific for the troubles peculiar to weakness, females, sneli chronic as sup pressions, all forms of eon stipation, bearing down pains, etc., and in tha ease of mep will give all speedy arising relief and from effect a permanent cure in eases nu n tal worry, overwork, or excesses of whatever nature. They ere entirely harmless and can he given to weak and sickly children with the greatest good and without the slightest danger. Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or will lie sent post six paid boxes oil receipt for $2.50—they of price, (50 cents a sold box, in or hulk by the 100) by ad. are never or Dr. Williams’ Medicine Coaipauy, Schenectady, N. Y. our new Lithogravur ■ note an letter heads. They are stylish. I Legal Blanks —AT TH18— OFFICE SHA.l?i)N ITEMS from 1st page. Muster Tlcss Griffith went to the mnd stone at Harlem au<t had it applied. It stuck nine times and we suppose he is al¬ right as he has returned "home. Marshal Arnett of our town had a big I force on ouv streets and side walks clean¬ ing up. Si vend of the citizens want to know what lias become of our bank that the town sfiould grow up in weeds so. The bird barters and sportsmen started too early this year. Don’t mind some will make until ijj grand the 15th jury of ease. August. The time, Peo¬ is n it out ple should not violate the law. Bob Fallen, colored who hit and broke W. L Kendrick’s arm some two or three weeks ago, was tried before Judge M. J. Tavior on Thursday of last week and hound over to the Superior court in a bond of seventy-five dollars. Messrs Bud and Bush Harper am! others wen down in Emanuel county re¬ cently prospecting for a home. Boys you will find no where now a land of milk and honey. Von have got to work where everycu go anil you can get ns good homes in old Toliver as you will get else¬ where. Miss d'lily .lacks,in, of KcynoUlsvlll u. died last week, of Typhoid fever and was buried on Thursday in the cemetery i f that place, I1:'V. F. P. Brown, of Pluron, conducting the funeral services. Miss Jackson was iffy years old ami was teach¬ ing school at licynoldsville. .She has several relatives in this county and was a lt'-ice of tic "ate Aaron Jackson. IVe were hiking with Judge llammaVk of CrawfordvBJe last week. He Is seVeu ty-tivo years, old and tlio oldest of it family of nine chi'dffiu and the only one living of the nine. ‘We think God almighty has kept hint luri for some purpose. The Judge says t.'i’y may call him an old fogy hut lie is nl way's loaded and full of gas and likes to tilk it of the past events with his people. We h‘nr some of our preachers advocat¬ ing (liscipling church members for drink¬ ing whiskey ai a beverage. We expect it is a good idea but it will take, in a great part of the membership of all denomina¬ tions. I had as soon risk the chances of getting a goed temperance man outside of the church its to go in 1 lie church. Everybody knows it is wrong to drink whiskey as a beverage, not only wrong hut a curse, hut still a large portion of the human race do it church or no church. TAKE NOTICE. 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