Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-05-14

history OF the case or Mr.. vuant IIoa . tu
hos.atal record he very courteousiy gave -"n
a letter Of which the following IS cops.h..
DIR. NJ. \. Starr. - West torty-eIsu.n
street, office hours ato - a. m. Ne" 80,
March 3lst lea..-pear pr. Nousut: 49,
have any record Of a aoHonosoF a
rarne OF QUAINT. who says he came ~
clinic or ! wears a.o. NJ. li.l5.. Oh ~
4. Dent, Roosevelt, sent u me from "ais,
will YOU let tha bearer know. III you n"0
no record send hlus to Rnessseit fhosp.
- .h;S ,a..a- acress to the rec
er8s was permitted and a transcript OF tue
history OF Mr.. Q.lan:s case made from Ine"h
es follows: -.
No. 1867. Admitted September 10Th,
1sse. Charles A. QUAINT, aged "a years. Oh
Us. Married. ioooken.
History OF the case; dyspepsia LOT pAe.
four or five years. About II months paTtlai
loss ~ power AM nunbness III lower ex-
tremities. tr1!lin- sensation about aufo-
men. November nth, lSSn, not inIprovei,
external s.rohisrnus u left eve and dliata-
ton OF the left eye1 Some difficulty III pass
in water at times: no headactle but SOME
dizz ness: alternate ilarrhoaa AMI cotlsti[fs.
ton; partial ptoes past two weeks IN ii'
eye.
.Orl. r. f. Ri pep. and So Ia.
tte>c tire tn. market symptoms q a
severe ci-e If iocouutor ataxia. And Dr.
Starr sail a case with such marked symp-
tons could not tp curel AMI QUAINT, who was
receiving treatment III the out patient de-
/ partnient. was gwen up As inctlrabie.
There never was a clse recovered III the
world" said l,r. starr. AMI then sali:
Or. Ware can tell YOU more about the casa
as QUAINT was under his more personal treat
inenr. / am surprised, he sail that the
man i alive, IA / Thou 5ht he must b deaf
long ago"
Oar reporter found Or. Edward Ware at
his ollie. No. liz " est Ninety-thiri street.
New York. He said. Il have very distinct
recoiiectlonS Of til, Quaut case. 1t was "A
very pronounced case. 1 treatei hum about
| eight moatns. This WAS IN the early sum
mer OF 1890. | iectrei him incurable. AMI
thought him lead tsefore now. Iuagine my
surprise when | received HIetter from him
about two weeks ago telling me that he was
alive, was getting well AMI expecte soon 10
he fully recovered
Nv hat do You think, Noctor, was the
cause of his recovery"
That i more than | know. QUAINT says
he has been taking some SORT of pills and that
they have cured him. At all events, | am
glad the poor fellow Is getting we'll. for his
was "A ba | case and he was a great sufferer
Dr.. Ihcu lore K. Tuttle, of 80 West
Eighteenth street, to whom our reporter -
lntebte Tor assisting courtesies, said of
lurnu.otor ,taXit: 4 have had several
cases OF thi, disease III the course OF my
practice. Il will not say that it i lncurah!c.
tut never knew OF a case To get well, but |
will say 1t is not deemed durable by any
rcine,ile, known t. the medical profession.
After this SlIcc .9>fui aud cpntirinitory III
ve>ti-ation IL New York, our reporter,
Saturday, April u, ls3?,, visited 81. Peters
i~l">pltal, III Albany, corner of Albany aud
Ferry streets. He had Z courteous reception
tv Sister Mary Philotuena, the sister
superior of st. Peters Hospital, AMI when
toll OF the object OF his visit, sail she reinem-
tered thu case Of poor Mr.. QUAINT very dis
tinctly. Said She: ut was Il very distress
ing case and excited my sympathics much.
Poor fellow, he couldn't be cured and had TO
20 bone in a ,errltl. condition OF helpless
ness and sutfcrinr.' The house physician, on
consulting the recorlsof st. Peters Hospital.
said he founi only that Charles \. QUAINT
entered the hospital March l4ti, 1897, was
treated by DE-. Henry Hun, assisted by Dr..
Van Derveer, Who was then, 1899, at the
head Of the hospital, and that his case bein,
deemed not possible OF cure, he left the
hospital and was taken to III, home, as he
supposed To die.
markable case OF successful recovery from a
heretofore supposed lncurable disease, ami
after all the doctors had given him up, by
the simple use OF Or. Williams Pink Pills
tor Pal. People. Truly it is an interesting
story Of most miraculous cur. Of a dreadful
disease by the simple use OF this popular
remedy.
\ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS revealed the fact
that DR.. Williams PINK Pills are no. a patent
medicine In the sense IN which that term l.
generally UNDERSTOOD, but are u scientific
preparation succ Asstuily used in general
practice for many years before being otfere.
to the public generally. They contain in 6
con,iensed form All he elements necessary t
give new lite and richness 10 the blood and
restore shattered nerves. they are an un
TAI ing specific for such diseases as ~locoinotOl
ataxia, partial paralysis. st. titus dance
s~ciatlca, neural5 ia, rheumatism, nerrou.
headache, the after effects of la grippe
/ palpitatlOn OF the heart, pale and sallow
compilations, that tired feeling resulting
from nervous prostration; all disease.
depending upon vittatei hunors in the blood
such as s%crofula, chronic ery>ipelas, etc.
They are also a >.,"clti: Tor TROUBLES peculiar
to females, such Is suppres~lDus, IRE sularl-
ties and all torni> OF weakness. Fnev hulll
up the blood ana restore the glow OF health
to ale or sa!iow checks. LII the case OF mer
they effect "A radical cur inNl!i cases arising
trom mental worry, Dver-Eorn or excuses o.
whatever nature.
On further inquiry the writer foun / that
these phi, ar mann aCtG"Ai by tle DIR.
Williams Me Icllt Company, vile,
Ontario, and Morristpwn, y. y, and ar.
sold IN t.oxe, never IN zoos. form by tn.
dozen or gun ire f. at - cents n t0x. or 81,
boxes for s. 10, ami NAV be had oi ali druy
glsts or direct 81 mai! from DR.. William.
Medicine Company. from either address
The price at wll!cti these pills are sold make,
a course OF tret tment conparattveIy mex
penslve as coIup1rei with opt.>g r.tns!le. or
Inc neal treatment.