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

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To verify M QUAINT statement our re-
porter = lew days 40. fNzrch 81. lSaas
called en- DR. Allen starr q his ofhee, No.
- Vest IwentT-es Ehih street.. New York
city. Dr. starr j. house physician % me
Roosevelt hospital situated corner o. Ainth
avenue and ElfTy-ninth street In reply 10
inquiry lie said De remember the czse %
Mr.. QUAINT very wei and treated bin some
but that be vas ehisdy treated and under
the more especial care 81 Dr. Msre. lie said
De regarded this case A. be did ali caseE Of
loeOmot0r ztzTia - incur able. In order
that our reporter might gel q copy Of the
1istory Of the ease Of Mr. QuAni from the
Lo-pifal record be very courteously gave
him letter Of which tie following Is =
eopy:-
br. u. A. starr. . West Foriy-eishth
street ONCE hours. 3 70 y - n, New YorS,
March 5tsL lss2-Dear Or. Noughi.
II you have any record % a loSo-
motor ai2xiA ~ name Of QUAINT who
says be came 70 The clinic OF 4 years
roosevelt, seat TO Ine from Ware, viii you
let The bearer know. II you have no record
send him 10 Roosevelt Hosp
Yours, STARR.
BY means Of this letter acceSs % tie rec
I orts was permitted and transcript OF the
history Of Ar. Quznt's case made from them
a follows:
NO. i4cS7. Admitted September 18Th.
isc5, Charles 4. QUAINT a-ed "a yezrs.
I Born L. ;. Married. Hoboksn."
History OF the rase:--D psIA for past
I four OF I'VE years. About Il months paftial
( loss OF power and uumbuass 10 lower ex-
/ tIemities. Girdlins sensation about aldo
men. tNOyember 18th. lSS5' mol improved;
Z external strGbistnus Of left eve and dllafa-
I ton d the Left eye.) some difficulty 10
Z passing water At times; no hezdls be but
I some dizziness; alter gte diarriiu-4 and
4 IL left eye.
1 cord. n. F. BI pep. and 50 a."
These are tue marked symptoms Of a
| severe ease q locomotoF staxiL "And Dr..
/ starr said = case With such marked symp-
/ toms could not ne ruTei and QUAINT. who
I was receiving Treatment In the Out-patcat
( department, wa given up ~ tneurable."
There never was ease recovered tn the
/ verdi said DR.. starr. And then said:
/ "Dr. Ware can tell you more about the Case,
/ as Mr. QUAINT wa. under his more personal
/ treatment. / am surprised be said, ''bat
/ tue man Is alive, a. / thought be must 10
/ dead long ago."
Cur reporter found DR.. Edward Ware AZ
/ his Office, No. I53 West Nlnety-third street,
/ New York. He said. Il have very dir
/ tinet reeoilecii0Bs Of the QUAINT case. IL
/ was very pronounced case. ! treated
Z bin about eight months This was IN the
/ early summer Of 1870. / deemed him in
/ durable. and thought him dead before now.
/ Imagine my surprise when I received 4
letter from him about two weeks ago tell
/ Ing me that be was alive. was getting well
/ and expected soon to he fully recovered"
what do you think, doctor, was the
/ cause Of bis recovery"
THAT is more than know. QUAINT says
/ he has been taking some sort Of pills and
+ That they have cured bin. At ali events |
am glad the poor fellow Is getting well. for
MS was bad case aud he was a great
/ sufferer"
DR.. Theodore Il. futile, Of $40 West
! Eighteenth street, 70 whom our reporter il
/ Indebted for assisting e0uTtesies, said Of
I locomOtOr ataXia: Il have bad several
I cases Of this disease III the course OF my
I practice. / viii not say thai 10 Is ineuraLle.
I but never knew OF e easc 70 get well: but
I Will say Il Is not deemed durable by any
remedies known TO the medical professioub
After the successful and eonnrmatory in
| YestgatiOn in New IOTk, our reporter,
Saturday, April ., 1891. visited st. Peters
+ Hospital. in Albany, corner Of Albany aud
I Ferry streets. He lad courteous reeep-
lion by sister Mary Philomena the sister
/ superior OF the hospital ard when
/ told the object Of his visit. said she remen.
bered the case Of poor Ar. Quint very dis
+ ttnetly. said sire: ut was d very distress
log ease and excited my sympathies much.
I fOor ieliow. be couldn't be euLsd and bad
I 70 20 nome IN terrible condition Of help
/ Iessness and suffering" The house pbvsi.
/ eian.on consulting the records Of ST. Peter's
hospital. said he found only that Charles A.
I QUAINT entered tile hospital March IL, 1880
I Was treated By DR.. Henry Hun. assisted by
/ DT. y an Deryeer, who was then. 1900. Al
+ the head of the hospital and that hls caSs
I being deemed not possible Of cure, be left
/ the hospital and was taken 70 his home. ~
Z lie supposed 10 die.
I Such is the full history OF this most re-
+ markable case OF successful recovery from
heretofore supposed incurable disease,
I and after all the doctors had gwen him up.
by the simple use OF DIR. Willinmsi pink
rms Tor l'ale People. Truly II is al To-
teresting story Of q most miraculous curs
OF dreadful disease by the simple use 81
7 This popular remedy.
A further investigation revealed the fact
I that DR.. Williams Pink pills are MOI a
7 patent medicine in the sense ia which that
{ term ~ usually understood but are sctaf,-
tine preparation successfully used in gem
eTal practice for many years before being
onered to the public generally. They con.
tain in condemned form all The elements
necessary 70 give new life aud rich.
ness 70 the blood. and restore shat.
tered nerves. They are an i'm.
falling specific for such diseases az Iocomo-
loT alaxiA partial paralysis. ST Eitus dance.
selstics. neuralgia, rheumatism. uervous
headache, the after effects Of IA grippe. nal.
P,tAtloh Of t1e heart. pale and ssllow com
piexlons, that tired feeling resulfin1 co.,
nervous pro-iTatiOn; al diseases deuenSfn@
upon vitiated bumors in tie blood. st,cb a.
+ tgroiula, chronic erysipelss etc. Thew ara
} also specific fsr troubles peculisr ta
females, such as snppressions, irregulsri.
I TIES. and all forms % weakness. They brltd
I up the blood and restore he giotv IN bssi,s
J 70 pAie OF sailow ehasks. IN The case II