Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-03-11
THE MIRACLE CITY.
a NEW NAME SUGGESTED FOR
HAMILTON, ONT.
other Remarkable Cases which
Would he Quite Appropriate.
Detroit NeWs.l

The number Of remarkable cures occur
Ing in Hamilton, together with the state
ment of Mr.. G. b. Northrop, of this CITY,
Is causing general comment throughout
| the country. To those who know the in
side facts there is not the least cause for
| wonderment The remarkable cure Of
MIR. John Marshall, who was known to al
most every citizen in Hamilton, gave the
Pink Pills an enormous sale in the city,
one retail druggist alone selling 1920
boxes in the past six months. People
whose cases had been considered hopeless
as was Mr.. Marshalls, took hope from his
cure, persisted in the use of the pills, with
equally wonderful results in their cases.
And what is happening in Hamilton in the
way of remarkable cures, is happening in
all parts Of the country, and every day
adds to the pile of grateful testimonials
which the proprietors of DR.. Williams
Pink Pills are receiving. Recently the
Hamilton Times investigated two more
eases, the result Of which is told in the
following article:
The account Of Mr.. John Marshalls
wonderful cure, after suffering Tor years
with locomotor ataxy naturally brought to
| light several other cases of almost equally
miraculous cures in this city. Among the
many citizens who prohted by Mr..
Marshall's experience and who have been
troubled for many years with the same
affection was Mr.. William Webster. For
long time he was in the -four and feed
business in the Market Square, and for
over 10 years while in his office he was
compelled to remain in reclining position
on u couch, covered with heavy buffalo
robes winter and summer 1t was with
difficulty that he could make his way,
even with the aid of crutches, to his
residence, but q short distance from the
store. He attributes his trouble to con-
slant exposure at the open door of his
store, carrying heavy bags of grain in and
out, and when overheated aid perspiring
sitting over an open cellarway in order to
cool off. About year and a half ago he
found it necessary to give up his business,
owing to the fact that he was becoming
utterly helpless from his terrible disease.
In June last, on hearing Of Mr.. Marshalrs
case, he began to take that well-known
remedy, DR.. Williams Pink Pills and has
been greatly benefited thereby.
Mr.. Webster was seen by Times re-
porter at his residence, Macnab street
north, and was not at all loath 10 speak
about his case. with the exception Of
this trouble with my legs" he said, 81
have never been sick day since l was II
years old, aud now am So. This loco
motor ataxy is terrible disease. For
| years my legs have seemed as though they
belonged to someone else. AS have lain
asleep on winter night. one leg has fall
len cut of the bed, and when l would
awaken with the cold would have to feel
around with my hand before / could tell
| 4.
place my foot on spot on the carpet with
in easy reach could no more do it than fly.
This pain at times has been terrible. have
lain awake night after night, week after
week, alternately graspine each foot in my
agony as the sharp pains like knife tabs
shot through various parts of my anatomy.
When l was first attacked with pains in my
feet some IL years ago, tried several ply
siciaDs but could get no relief. Paralysis
then set in, and Immediately consulted a
a well-known specialist in Buffalo, who
told me that was suffering from locomo-
tor ataxy and could not get better. Icame
home again and on the advice of friends
tried several hot springs, but with no ef-
feet except, perhaps. to aggravate my COM
plant. l finally became discouraged, and,
after two years doctorng, l underwent an
operation. l was placed under chloroform,
cash two inches and half in depth made
in the side Of each leg near the hip, and
the doctors put their fingers in the cash
and stretched the sciatic nerves. IN the
vain hope that such would give me relief.
Since then, now over ten years ago, until
June last, took no medicine whatever,
and, retiring from business, became so
helpless that l could not walk step with
out my crutches, and sometimes the pain
was something awful. About June, how
ever, l got some Of DR.. Williams Pink
Pills, and after using the first box felt such
q beneficial effect from them that / con-
tinued to use them ever since with the re-
suit that the terrible pains l used to suffer
from have vanished, and with the excep-
tion of gentle little dart at rare intervals,
/ might never know l had ever suffered
with them. Since using the pills get to
sleep early and sleep as soundly and peace
| fully as baby all night through. l can
also walk dozen steps or so without my
| crutches." And to illustrate the old gen.
tleman got up and walked across the room
and back again to his seat along side the
reporter. ''Now, l couldn't do that at all
before last June" continued he, ''and the
| pills are certainly the pleasantest medicine
to take that ] ever tried. l would advise
anyone who is troubled with an affection
any way similar to mine, or who is suffer-
| ing from any nervous disease, to try DR..
! Williams Pink Pills"
Another Case.
The other day Mrs. Martin, of Ferguson
avenue, Hamilton, Ont, called at Mr..
John A. Bars drug establishment and
asked for a box Of Pink Pills. She had a
little girl with her in a perambulator, and
while the mother was in the store the child
climbed out over the side. The mother
laughed over the incident and remarked:
IF it were not for Pink Pills my baby
would never have been able to do that" To
those in the drug store Mrs. Martin mar
rated the wonderful cure which had been
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