Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-05-06

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porter few days ago (Msrch u. 1893
called on Dr.. Allen Starr At his ONCE. No
e2 West Twenty.eighth street. New Yofl
City. DR., Starr Ii house physioian Of thu
Roosevelt Hospital. situated corner OF Ninth
avenue and Fifty-ninth street. In reply h
inquiry TO said he remembered the cass ol
Mr.. Quant very vol and treated him soma
but that he was chiefly treated and undel
the moro especial care Of Dr. Ware HI
said hs regarded this case 10 he did a1
cases of locomot0r ataxiA - incurAblA ID
order that our reporter might get copy ol
the history Of the case OF Mr.. Qnant from
the hospital record he very courteously
gave him lettor of which the following 4
copy;
4ur. NJ. A. Starr, - West Forty .eishta
street, ofiice hours, 70 u . m.. New York,
March 81. 1904 Dear DE- vought, II yoi
have any record Of . locomotof ataxia b.
name Of QUAINT who says hs came to thu
clinic three or four years ago, No 1t0s7. oi
the q. D. Dept. Roosevelt, sent 70 me from
Ware, will you let the bearer know. H. yOu
have no record send him to Roosevelt Hosp
@Yours. efARas
BY means of this letter access TO the rec.
ords was permitted and transcript OF thl
history OF Mr. Qusnt's case made from then
as follows:
aNo 1loa7. Admitted Sept 10. 1sse
Charles A. QUAINT. aged ~ yeafA Born. u
g. Married. Hoboken.s
@History OF the case: Dyspesia for pasi
partlak10ss Of power and numbncss In loypl
extremitieA 0ifdling sensation about -
vae0en (Dloy. ~ te0A ~ inpxuyna. -.
tefnal strabismus Of left eye and dllatatioG
Of the left eye.) Some diniculty in passini
water ~ times: no headache, but soml
patton; partial ptosis past two weeks Il
left eye.
AOrd. B +. Bi pop and Soda
These are the marked symptoms OF -
we're case OF locomotor ataxiA sAnd d.
Starr said case with such marked symD-
toms could not be cured and Qusnt, VIII
was receiving treatmeKt in the 0utpationt
~Thero never was case recovered In TIN
world" said DR.. starr And then said
abr. Ware can toll you moro about the casa
as QUAINT was under his moro persona
treatment am surprised" he said, sthat
the man 10 alive. - thought he must b
Our reporter found Dr.. Edward Ware !,
his once. No 1e2 West Ninety third street
New York He said: u have very distinci
recollections Of tho QUAINT case Il Gas 1
very pronounced case treated him about
eight months This WAS In the early sum
mer OF ls0o 1deemcd him incurablc. and
thought him dead before nov: lnagint
him about two weeks ago telling me thst b
WAS alive, was getting we'll and expected
| soon to be fully recovered
AWhat do You think. Doctor was thu
cause of his recoveryi~
&Thst IL more than know. QUAINT sAyi
that they have cured him. At eli events. I an
glad the poor fellow 10 gettinx we'll, for Mi
| was . bad case and he WAS great su6erer.s
DR. Theodore r. Tuttle. OF 30 West
Eighteenth street, to whom our reporter d
indebted for assisting courtestes. said Of
i0comotOr ataxia: ri have had several
cases OF this disease Ia the courso Of my
practice viii not say that II u incara-
ble, but never knew Of case TO get welis
but will say IL II not deemed durable By
any remedies known to the medical pro.
fesslOnn
After this successful and conarmatory
investigation In New York. our reporter.
Saturday, April ID. 1sss, visited o.
Peters Hospital. In ALBANY. corner ol
courteous reception By Sister Mary Phil.
omcna, tho Sister Superior Of gt Peter'l
Hospital. and when told tho object Of m
visit. said the remembered the case Of poQI
Mr.. QUAINT very distinctly. Said she: III
was very distressing case and excited
couldn't be cured. and had TO 80 home Il
terrible condition of hefpiessness and
suffering.n Tho house physician. On con.
sulting the records Of 81 Peters Hospital
said he found only that Charles A. QUAINT
entered the hospital March 18th. 1890, waa
treated BY DR.. Henry Hun. assisted By D.
Van Dervcer. who was then, lsoo, at ths
| ing deemed not possible Of cure. he lefl
the hospital and was taken to his home. u
he supposed 10 die
such il the full history Of this most re-
markable case OF successful recovery from
heretofore supposed inc0rable disease
By the simple use Of Dr. williams Pinl
pills for Pale People. Truly II b IN inter.
esting story Of most mirscul0us cure Of {
dreadful disease By the simple use of thtl
popular remedy.
A further Investigation revealed Ne fac(
that DE. Williams Pink Pills are not
patent medicine IN The sense !. which thal
. sclenti6c preparation successfully
used In general psscsice tor nany ysasl
before being offered 70 The peblio geaee.
ally. They c0ntaln h . condsnsed 1oen
All the elements necessary 70 give noy
life and richness - tAs blood. m