Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02

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other Albany paper-the Exprsss-dssAilsa
= rspa-tsr 70 make thorough investigA-
ron q ths siafemtats appearing in tie
/ Journals article The faets IS ELECTED by
I tie Express reporter are gwen in the fol-
lowing aFtsele. whseh appeared In th2t
paper On April u, and makes one o. tie
-sast Interesting stories ever related:
A few weeks ago there was published IN
the Albany Evening Journal the story q
NEST remzrkAble-indeea - remarkable A.
70 we'll Justify TIE tern -2iTaculous''
cure q a severe ease o. loco-ot5r aiaXlE- or
creeping paralysis; simply By The use Of
Pink PiIls for Pale PsoPls, and, in eonph-
z1ce WfiA Instructions. A Express reporter
hzs been devCtin- some tine IN a critical
investi-ztioa Of tke real fats o. tie ease.
TIE story q TIE weaaerful cure o.
Carries A QuznE OF Gaway, Saratoga
eoanfy, n y - lrs5 told il -1ne Journal. =
has bssa eopisd into huE3re1s Il not thou
sands o. other daily and weekly news
papers, and has created sGch 3 sensation
ihronghout thu entire egunlry thai Il WAS
deemed : GnTy due AZ tie people and
s<psraAlly tie thousands az similarly
z5z3ciad, that the staiezeats % The csse -
made IN sTbs Albany Jouraa'' ana copied
into - @aay other newspapers should. Il
true b yeTi6a3; or n false exposed as An
imposition upon public rve1ulilv.
he result o. the Express reporters in
vsstigtlozs authorizes hin n SAYING that
the story q Charles A. Quant's cure Of
locorlasor zfaxiz ~ TIE use Of Pink Pills
for Pals People, J p0pular remely pre-
pared and put up b. The Dr. " illizns
Nedicins conp4ay. M0rrstewa, n " and
Broekyiile, Ont. Is True. EnG that al is
statsmehts are not only justified but veri-
Fed b the fulisr development u The fur
tber facts % the case
} Perhaps ihs readers Of the Express are
nof AL o. tbem fully familiar BIlh the de-
tails Of this mirzegIous restoration 70 health
Of man who after months Of treatment By
TIE most skillful doctors 10 two OF the best
hospltzls in the state Of New York-the
Roosevelt hospital IL New York eity aud
81 Peters hospital in Albauy-wzs dis
missed from each Is incurab!a. sud because
/ the case was deemed incurable, the man
was denied admission into several Others 70
which application was made in bis behalf.
The story as told W Mr.. QUAINT himself and
published in the Albany journal, Is IS fol-
lows:
"SIy name IS Charles A. Quans. / am 81
years old. / was born in The viilage OF
Galway, and excepting when travelling on
business and little while in Amsterdam,
have spent my whole life here Up to
about eight years ago l had never been sick
and wss then IN perfect health. / was fully
six feet tall, weighed Isl pounds. and was
very strong. For twelve Years was trav-
cling salesman for piano and organ com
pEny, and had 70 do. or a least Old do 8
great deal Of heavy lifting. got nv meals
very irregularly and slept In enough spare
beds' 10 country houses 70 freeze
any ordinary man 70 death. or
at least give him the rheumat-
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distress IN my stomach. ana consulted sew
erai doctors about It. Thsy al said il was
: dyspepsia and for dyspepsia I was treated
! by several doctors in different places, aud
took all the patent medicines I could hear
Of that claimed 70 he . cure for dyspepsia.
But continued to grow gradually worse
for four years. Then / began 10 have pain
in my back and legs and became conscious
tia my legs were getting weak and my
step unstesdy. and then staggered when /
walked Having received no benefit
from tie use Of patent medicines,
growing worse. l then, upon advice,
began the use Of electric belts, pads and all
the many different kinds Of electric appli-
anees could hear Of, and spent hundreds
Of dollars for them, but they did me no
good. Here Mr.. QUAINT showed the Jour
nal reporter an electric suit Of underwear.
for which he paid Si24.l In the fall OF ISIS
the doctors advised change Of climate. so
went 70 Atlanta, Ca. and acted a. agent
for the Estey Organ Company. While there
l took 4 thorough electric treatment but
It only seemed 70 aggraYats my disease,
and the only relief / could get from the
sharp and distressing pains was 70 take
morphine. The pain was 50 intense az
/ TIM that II seemed a. though ! could not
/ stand il and almost Ionged for death az
ihs only certain relief. In September OF
+ lsss my legs gave out entirely and ny left
eye was drawn to one side, 50 that bad
double sight and was dizzF. Ny trouble so
affected nv whole nervous system that |
had TO give up business. Then I returned
+ 70 New York and went TO the Roosevelt
, hospital. where for four months I
/ was treated ~ specialists AMI Lhey
and incuTable. After bad been
/ under treatment by Prot Starr snd DR..
/ Ware for four months. they told me they
I had done all they could for me. Then I
j went 10 the New York hospital on Fiji
teenth street, where upon examination.
/ they sid was incura0le and would not
/ take me in. At the Presbyterian hospital
/ they examined Inc and told me the same
4 thing. In March. 1850. / was taken 10 St
1 Peters hospital in Albany. where Prot. n.
| II. Hun frankly told my wife nv case was
| hopeless; that be could do nothing for ma
/ and that she had better take me back home
/ and save my money. But / wanted 70
make trial Of Prof. Huns famous skill
and remained under his treatment for
| nine weeks, but secured no benefit All
/ this time ! had been growing worse. /
had become entirely paralyZed from nv
/ waist down and had partly lost control IL
my hands. The pain was terrible; nv legs
/ felt as though they were freezing and nv
| stomach would not retain food and / fell
/ away 10 10 pounds. In the Albany hos
/ pital they put Il biz burns on my back one
| day with red hot irons and after few dars
| they put II more burns on and treated me
with electricity, but I got worse rather
than better; lost control Of my bowels
and water, and, upon advice Of tie doctor,
/ who said there was no hope for me- / was
| brought home, where IL was thought that
/ death would soon come 70 relieve me Of NV
4 bufferings. Last September, while in this
helpless and suffering condition. q friend
| Of mine in Hamilton, Ont. called my at
tentlon 70 the statement Of one John Mar
/ shall, whose case had been similar 10 NV
| own, and who had been cured BY The use Of
| DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale PEOPLE.
In this case DIR. Marshall. who u a prOmi.
i nent member OF the Royal Templars OF
/ Temperance, had after four years OF rou-
slant treatment br The most eminent Cana-
dian physicians. been pronounced incura bic
and ptd the $1,000 total disability clnIrn
| allowed BY tile order In such case.. some
months after Mr.. Marshall began a course
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