St. Landry democrat., 1892-06-18

Mr.. QUAINT placed in the hands Of the re-
porter his card of admission to Roosevelt
! Hospital, which is here reproduced in fur
Their confirmation Of his statements:-
"EH'ts " "
ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL.
No Mosz '0'- ha-'aIhtcS.s2sk1M. -
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Occupation +s>er@e>a~s>,,-,......-
Residence "'-> /'N77" ~ s<eSsN4v.
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
GOVERN
10 verify Mr.. QuanCs statement our re-
porter a few days ago, tMarch 3lst. 1897
called on Dr.. Allen Starr at his office, No
DR.. Starr is house physician of the Roose-
welt hospital, situated TOrDer of Ninth
avenue and FItty-ninth street. In reply to
inquiry he said lie remembered the case of
Mr. QUAINT very well, and treated him some
but that he was chiefly treated AMI under
the more especial care Of DR.. Ware. He
said he regar.led this case as he did all cases
hat nnr rnnorte,. mi,,ht oct, - ronv of the
history of the case of Mr.. QUAINT from the
hospital record he very courteOusly gave him
Il letter Of which the following is a copy
Dr. NJ. \. Starr, % West Forty eighth
street, Office hours, 9 to j. a. M. New York,
March 31st, 1897. Dear DR.. VOught: If you
have any record of loc0motor ataxia by
name of Onnnt who saws ha came 10 the
rIinir3 nr 4 vptrs aro NJ II on Of the O
y Dent R9os4veIr SENT to me from Ware
viii van lot ~, haarar tnny If Won hava
no record send him to RnnsavaIt n1sn
y,urs Sr,pp
Rv ma.rs of +his Iatt4.r ,nna.s to tna rs.o-
or : was nnrnittaI ana a tr,nscrint nf tha
history Of Mr. Duant1.. C,.. ,n,.ta from thaT,
~ toliowl.
..Nn 1I0,7 Adn,ittai Santap,har 18TH
1850 rharIa. 4 Cn.nt .r,l = 1,a,,. Rn,.n
TT : Noried Hoh3t.1 .
..iiietn,.tI ~ +ha I.,.a.-~ i,vsnoosi, fo, ,,a-+
f,,,. ~, a., ,,cars l',, = i,It,,th1 o,t
iocs If nnyynr and nn1lhnesS in lower t eX
-t,,,,nitia, GIrlIinr sensation aiout ab1o-
man November Doth 1889 not iuuroyeI
avtor,aI etrobis,nus of Iaft avs, and dilata-
ti ,f' +h nft owaI Soma difticutv in nass
inc water of +iinas. no headache but some
Jig,;nnss. oItarnata diarrhoaa and constipa-
tion. Martial ntosis mast two weeks in left
eve.
tsOrd r ri nen and Soda"
these are thn MARKED SYMPTOMS of a
severe case of locomotor ataxia And Dr.
Starr sail a casa with S1ch marked Symn-
toms cInId not no cnrsd and Ouant who was
receivin~ treatment in the out-patient de-
was pivan m as incurable''
I .srhera navar ,y,s a casa recovered in the
world y cai1 DR. Starr AMI then said.
.sDr Wore c.n fall vou mora about the css,
nc o,ant ,yaS nndar his more nersonal treat
menr. | am surprised he said that the
man is alive as / tbought he must be dead
lnn~ 400 y
0nr ranortor found DR. Edward Ware at
his ofIira No 1ii3 West Ninafv-third street.
Nv Vorlt Ha said. ~ have very distinct
recolIpctiCns of tha Ouant case 1t was n
vnrv nron0uncaj casa traatel him about
pioht months This was in the cary sum
NOR Of 1900 T d4anaJ him jnrnrahIe and
fhonrht him dead before now. Inagins nv
,JrnTiss when I receive.i a letter from him
,hout two wpag,s AFRO TELLING NE that he was
alive was ppttinp well and expecte soon to
No tnlIv r1.clvnr41 "
.W hat do You think, doctor. was the
,a,Ise of his recoyery.n
THAT is more than T know QUAINT saws
ia has been taking some sort of pills and that
,hev have cured him. At all events. [ am
dad the pOor fellow is getting well, for his
Vas a ba case and he was a great sufferer"
DR.. Theolo K. futile. of $40 West
street. to whom our reporter is
ndphtaI for ASSISTING courtasies. said of
oc1motor ntaxia. RI have had several
,ases Of this disease in the course of my
,ractica will not say that it is iucurable
,ut never. knew of a case to get well; but |
will say it is not deemed durable by any
eme,iies known to the medical profession"
After this Succassfu! and contirmatOry i'll
-estiyation in New York our reporter,
SATURDAY., April "a. 1892, visited st. Peters
hospital, in Albany. corner of Albany and
Gerry streets He had a courteous reception
W Sister Mary Phi!omena, the sister
uparior of St Peters Hospital, and when
oil of ine object of his visit said She remem-
cred tha cas-. Of Door MIR. QUAINT very dis
inctly Said she: at was a very distress
ng case and excited my svmpathies much.
'OOr fellow. he couldn't be cured and had to
O home in a terrible condition OF HELPLESS
ess and suffering The house physician,o
onsultinr the records of st, Peters Hospital,
aid he found only that Charles \. QUAINT
ntprad the hOspitaI March 14th. 1880, was
rnataA Inv Dir Henry Hun. assisted NV Dir.
AN narveer who was then, 1890. at the
cad of the ho,pitai. and that his case being
aanad not nossibIe of cure. he left the
osnital and was taken to his home as he
rnnosed TO die
Surh is the full history of this most re.
,orkahle case Of successful recovery from a
eretofore supposed incurabe disease, and
fter all the doctor, had given him UP, by
ne simple use of Dr. Williams Pink Pills
" Pale People. Truly it is an interesting
ory of a most miraculous cure of a dreadful
seasa bv the simple use OF this popular
,medy,
A further investigation revealed the fact
lat DR.. Williams Pink Pills are not patent
edicine in the sense i'll which that term is
eneraEly understood, but are scientific
reparat0n successfully used in general
,actice Tor many years before being offered
|, the public generally. They contain in a
3 ~; .;G e.. sl,oh ,tieao.as,,s lnoan,o+or
aka, partial paralysis, st.. Nltus dance