Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-05-14

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$ beyond a doubt evident that his resovcry
$ wholly due to the use OF these Famous
pss III. sad
NJ ouant placed in the hands OF the re- |
porter his card of admission TO Roosevelt
hospital, wsfoh is reproduced above III '"''
ther confirmation of his statements.
10 verify Mr.. Quant's statement our re,
porter a few days ago, March 8st sass)
called on De Alien Starr at his ONCE, No: |
% W est Twenty eighth street, New 4 th
Roosevelt hos pital, situated corner OF Ninth
avenue and Fifty min, h street. In reply to
inquiry he said he rem vent nna ' Treated
him some but that he was chiefly treated
aud under The moro especial care OF pr
Ware. He snid he regarded ms case as NC
able In order that our reporter m1ent Set
a copy Of the history OF tho case OF mr..
QUAINT from the hospital record ne se Ely
courteously gave him letter OF which the
'o Dr.. NJ NJ 4. Starr, % Vest Forty.eighth
street office hours, .o1s a v M; New ho %aS
have any record OF "a locomotor ataxls BY
-nume Of QUAINT. who says he came 20 20 inc
clinic three or four Years ago, no. !se ,ro U,
Ware. will YOU let the bearer know Il you
have no record send him to Roosevelt sf1 h"sp
nv mean, of this H"i letter access to the rec
ords was permitted and a transcript OF the
history Of Mr.. QUAINT scase made from them
no. 14.a1. Admitted September 10Th,
q. s. Married Hobolken.'
History of the case:-pggspepsia months ss
nartiaj los. Of rower and mum bness in
lover e1tremities. Girdling sensation about
abdomen 1Noyem 1rohi,m y; of ie r. eve and
diIation Of the left eye Some dincuitS IN
passing water at times: no headacne pus
some dizziness; alternate uiat ,,,.n 1r.aha
constitution; partial ptosis past TWO WEEKS
.Ord X. F. Bi pep. and soda
These are the marked symptoms OF So
Starr said a case with such marked symp-
toms could not be cured and QUAINT VINO
was receiving treatment III .ae Ur. he 9,''en'
tThere never was a case recovered IN the
world - said DIR. Starr. And then sara: pr.
Ware can tell you more nrs ap PERSONAL o treat
ment. / am surprised" he said, that the
man is alive as thought he must DC oeao
i' Our are reporter found DR.. Edward Ware at
h,s office, No l62 West Ninety-tnird street,
New YORK He said: Il have very distinct
reco,lections OF the QUAINT case. 1t was
very pronounced case treated him about
eight months This was in the early sum,
mer of 1890 / deemed him incuraple, ana
thought him dead before now. Imagine my
snrnri.e when l received a letter from MIN
about two weeks ago telling me that ne was
alive, was getting well aud expected soon
| to be fully recovered"
W What do YOU think doctor, was the
cause of his recovery!
.Vrhat is more than 1 know QUAINT SAYS
he has been taking some sort OF pills ana
! that they have cured him. At all events,
| am glad the poor fellow Is getting Wen, ior
| his was bad case and he was great SUI
| DR.. Theodore r. Tuttle, No. s19 West
Eighteenth street. to whom our reporter Is
| indebted for assisting courtesies, said on 10
| comotor ataxia: II have had eyeral cases
| of this disease in the course of my practice
| l will not say that 1t is incurable' nut
| never knew of n case TO get well: but VIII
| saw il is not deemed durable by any
| remedies known to tho medical profession.
After this successful and conhrmhtorS IN
vestigation in New York, our repor'er sa!.
urday April 2nd, 1892, visited Sc Peter
1 hospital in Albany, corner OF Albany ane
| Ferry streets. He had = courteous recep
| ton by Sister Mary Philomena, the sistel
| superior Of st Peters hospital, ana wher
told the object Of his visit sad sue leisi u
| bered the case OF poor Mr. QUAINT very as
| tinctIy. Said she: 1T was very DIS
| tressins case and excited my sympathiet
much. Poor Fellow he couldn't be CURED
and had to 60 home in terrible CONDITION
OF helplessness and suffering Inc nous S.
| physician, on consulting the records OF 81
| PeIer's hospital, said he found only tina
Charles a. Qrant entered the hosnl.a
| March 18th, 1890, was treated by IN. henr
| Hun asst sted by DR.. Van Derveer, VINO wa
then 1890. at the head of tho hospital, ant
that his case being deemed not possible o
cure, ne left the hospital and was taken u
such is the full history OF this most re
markable case of success full recovery iron
| a heretofore supposed incurable disease
bw the simple uso OF DR.. Williams PM
Pills for Pale People. Truly 1t IS an inter
| esting story OF q most miraculous cure OF
| - - q h1 81, a q
further Investigation revealed the fac
that DR. williams Pink Pills are not pat
emit medicine in the sense In winch ina
| term ia usually understood, but are q scien
tific preparation successfully used IN ger
| eral practice for many years before Oein
t oun in a 70 condensed form ali the element
| necessary TO give new life and richness t
the blood, and restore shattered nerves
They are an unfaling specific Tor such on
eases as locomotor ataxia, partial paraly
| sia, St. Vitus dance, sciauca, neurasls
rheumatism, nervous headache, the are
effects OF la grippe paipsai0n Oh that tire
| feeling resulting from nervous prostratton
all diseases depending upon vltlated nv
| mors in the blood. such as scrofula chroni
erysipelas, etc They are also a specific 70
i troubles peculiar to females, such as SUI
pressions, irregularities. and all forms
store the glow Of health to pale or salio'
Z ! checks In the case of men they eject
5 | radical cure in all cases arising from mel
: tai worry, overwork or excesses OF VIVA
:, | ever nature. -
: On further inquiry the writer found thu
| these pills are manufactured by the ID
e williams Medicine Company, Brockyill
: Ontario and Morristown, n. Y. and al
Y sold in boxes (never in loose form ny u
e dozen or hundred) at SO cents a box, or al
s boxes for 81 SO, and may be had of All drut
8 gists or direct by mail from Dr. William
Il Medicine Company, from efther address
It The price at which these pills are sol
l. makes a course of treatment comparativel
y inexpensive rs compared with other rem
). dies or medical treatment
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