The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-13

journal, giving the particulars Of one OF the
most remarkable cures Of tho 10Th century.
The article was under the heading"A Sara
toga Co. Miracle" and excited such wide
spread comment that another Albany paper
the Express-dctailed q reporter to make
q thorough investigation OF the statements
appearing In the Journals article. The
facts as ELECTED by the Express reporter
are given In the following article, which
appeared In that paper on April 10Th, and
makes one Of the most interesting stories
ever related:-
A few weeks ngo there WINS published in
the Albany Evening Journal the story Of q
most remarkable-indeed SO remarkable as
70 well justify the term ''miraoulous"-cure
OF n sever case of locomotor ataxia, or
creeping paralysis; simply by the use Of
Pink Pills for Pale People, and, In compli-
ance with Instructions, an Express reporter
has been devotiDg some time in q critical
investigation OF the real facts of the case
The story Of the wonderful cure Of
Charles A. QUAINT Of Galway, Saratoga
county, N. Y, M first told In ''The Jour-
nal" has been copied into hundreds II not
thousands OF other daily md weekly news
papers aud has created such q sensation
throughout the entire country that It wns
deemed q duty due all tho people and es-
pccially the thousands of similarly afflicted,
that the statements Of the case As made In
1.-THE Albany Journal and copied into 30
many other newspapers should, IL true, be
ton upon public %credulity.
The result of the Express reporters I'm
vestigations authorizes hin In saying that
che story of Charles A. Quant's cure Of To-
for Pale People popular remedy prepared
aud put up by the DIR. Williams Medicine
Company, Morristown, N. Y, and Brock
vile, Ontario, is TRUE, and that all its
statements are not only justified but YER
flied by the fuller development OF the fur
ther facts Of the case.
Perhaps the readers Of the Express are
not all Of them fully familiar with the de-
tails Of this miraculous. restoration 10
health OF q man who after weeks n
doctors in two of the best hospitals In the
state Of New York-the Roosevelt hospital
IN New York city and st. Peters hospital
IN Albany-wns dismissed from each MS in-
durable and. because the case was deemed
fncurablc, the man was denied admission
made in his behalf. The story. as told by
Mr.. QUAINT himself and published IN the Al
bany journal, is rs follows:--
MY name Is Charles A. QUAINT. am 81
years old. l was born In the village OF Gal
way and excepting while travelling on bust
ness and O little while IN Amsterdam, have
spent my whole life here. Up to about eight
years ago l had never been sick and was
then in perfect health. ! was fully six feet
tai; ssrcn weighed Esr ~ y pSnsdi v Wss w srsy. yfny
salesman for O piano and organ company,
and had To do, or at least did do, great deal
Of heavy lifting, got my meals very irregu-
larly and slept In enough spare beds In
TO death, or at least give him the rheuma:
tism About eight years ago l began to feel
distress in my stom lch, and consulted sew
eral doctors about it. They oil said it was
dyspepsia, nnd for dyspepsia ! was treated
BY various doctors III different places, and
of that claimed 10 be O cure for dyspepsia.
But l continued to grow gradually worse
for four years. Then ! began TO have pain
in my back and legs and became conscious
step unsteady, and then I staggered when /
walked. Having received no benefit from
tho use of patent medicines, and feeling
that / was constantly growing worse, !
then, upon advice, began the use OF electric
belts, pads aud all the many different kinds
spent hundreds OF dollars for them, but
they did me no good. Here Mr.. QUAINT
showed the Journal reporter an electric suit
of underwear, for which he paid Sl24). In
OF climate, 30 l went TO- Atlanta, Ga, and
acted as agent for the Estey Organ Com
pnny. While there l took u thorough cleo.
trio treatment, but 1t only seemed to aggra.
vnte my disease, and tho only relief ] could
get from the sharp an 4, distressing pains
tense Mt times hat 1t seemed as though /
could not stand 1t, and ! almost longed for
death as the only certain relief. In Septem:
Der Of 1883 my legs gave out entirely ana
] had double sight and wal dizzy. Ny
trouble so affected my whole nervous sys-
Returned to New York and went to the
Roosevelt hospital, where for four months
! was treated by specialists aud they pro-
durable. After had been under treatment
by Prof. Starr and DR.. Ware for four
months, they told me they had done I'LL
they could for me. Then ! went to the New
York hospital on Fifteenth street, Wnere'
able aud would not take lie IN. At the
Presbyterian hospital they examined me
and told me the same thing. In March,
1880, ] was taken to St Peters hospital IN
Albany, where Prof. ID. d; HUN iranKiy tG ha
could do nothing for me and that sho had
better take me back home aud save my
money. But l wanted to make u trial OF
Prot. Huns famous skill and remained
under his treatment Tor nine weeEs, PI ha BIC,
growing worse. I had become entirely par
Slyzed from my waist down and had part
" lost control OF my hands. The pain was
terrible; my legs felt as though, they were
freezing aud my stomach would not retain
food, and l fell away TO 12O pounds, In the
Albany hospital they put u big burns on
my bick one day with red hot irons ana
after a few days they put IA more burns on
and treated me with electricity, but l got
worse rather than better; lost control OF
my bowels and water, and, upon advice Oh
the doctor, who said there was no hope Tor
me, / was brought home, where II was
thought that death would soon con 10 re-
lievc me of my sufYerings: Last September
while in this helpless and suffering conui'
ton, a friend OF mine In Hamilton, Ont,
called my attention to the statement OF que
John Marshall, whose case. had been SIN
liar to my own, and who had been cured py
the use OF DIR, williams Pink Pills Tor rae
People. In this case Mr.. Marshall, who IL
q prominent member OF the Royal Templars
OF Temperance, had, after four years o.
constant treatment BY the most eminent
Canadian physicians, been pronounced "a,
durable, and paid the $1,000 total dlsaoiu'S
claim allowed by the order in such cases
Some months after Mr.. Marshall! began :
course Of treatment with DR.. Wnllans.
Pink Pills, md after taking some 10 D0xe,
was fully restored to health. i thought !
would try them, and my wife sent Tor two
s"ON'~ tnnlr ,l,an uccnrd.