The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-07-28
A DETROIT MIRACLE.
A GREAT TRIUMPH FOR CANA
DIAN MEDICAL SCIENCE.
Particulars of One of the Most Rcmark-
able Cures on Record Described by the
Detroit Ncws--A Story Worth Care
full PerusaI.
detroit News. {,

| furnished the basis of this information
IA case that was SO wonderfully re-
markable that it demanded further exc
PLANTATION. 1t is of sufficient import
ance To the News readers to report it
to them fully. 1t was so important
then that it attracted considerable at
tention at the time. The following is
the paragraph in question:
&c d. Northrop for twenty-eight
years one of the best known merchants
on Woodward avenue, who was sup
posed to be dying last spring of loco
motor ataxia, or creeping paralysis,
has secured new lease of life and re-
turned to work ut his store. The
disease has always been supposed to be
incurable. but Mr.. Northrop's condition
is greatly improved, and it looks now
as if the grave would be cheated of it's
prey"
Since that time Mr.. Northrop has
steadily improved, not only in looks,
but in condition, till he has regained
his old time strength,
1t had been limited to the writer of
this article, who was acquainted with
| Mr.. Northrop, that this miraculous
change had been wrought by very
| simple remedy called DIR. Williams
| Pink Pills for Pale People. When
asked about it Mr.. Northrop fully veri-
| fed the statement and not only so, but
lie had taken pains to inform any one
who was suffering in similar manner
! when he heard Of any such case.
| Mr.. Northrop was enthusiastic at the
result in his own case of DR.. Williams
| Pink Pills. 1t was a remedy that he
| had heard of after he had tried every
thing he could hope to give him re-
| lief. He had been in the care of the
| best physicians who did all they could
! to alleviate this terrible malady, but
without any avail. He had given up
| hope, when a friend in Loclport, n.
! Y, wrote him of the case of a person
| there who had been cured in similar
circumstances by DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. The person
cured at Looltport had obtained his
information respecting DR.. Williams
Pink Pills from an article pub
lished in the Hamilton, Ont, Times.
The case was called The Hamilton
| Miracle" and told the story of man
| in that city WHO, after almost incredf-
| ble suffering, was pronounced by the
most eminent physicians to be incura-
| BILE and permanently disabled. He
| had spent hundreds Of dollars in all
| sorts of treatment and appliances
only to be told in the end that there
was no hope for him, and that cure
was impossible. The person alluded
| to (Mr. John Marshall of 25
Little William street, Hamilton, Ont. J,
was q member of the Royal Templars
| of Temperance, and after having been
pronounced permanently disabled and
incurable by the physicians, was paid
the 81, 900 disability insurance provided
by the order for its members in such
cases. For years Mr.. Marshall had been
utterly helpless, and was barely able
to drag himself around his house with
| the aid Of crutcheS. His
ugonies were almost unbeara bic
| and hts life was burden to him, when
| at last relief came. Some months
| after he had been paid the disa bility
claim he heard of DIR. Williams Pink
Pills and was induced to try them. The
result was miraculous; almost from the
outset an improvement was noticed, and
in few months the man whom medi-
cal experts had said was incurabIe,
was going about the city healthier and
| stronger than before. Mr.. Marshall
was SO well known in Hamilton that
| all the city newspapers wrote up his
wonderful recovery in detail, and it
was thus as before stated, that Mr..
| Northrop came into possession of the
| inf hot 1oJ l.
markable recovery. One could scarce
| ly conceive case more hopeless than
that of Mr.. Northrop. His injury
came about in this way: One day near
| ly four years ago, he stumbled and
fell the complete length of steep
fight of stairs which were at the
rear of his store. His head and spine
were severely injured. He was picked
up and taken to his home. Creeping
paralysis very soon developed itself,
and in spite of the most strenuous eff
forts of friends and physicians the ter
rible affection fastened itself upon
him. For nearly two years he was
perfectly helpless. He could do
nothing to support his strength
| in the least effort. He had to
be wheeled about in an invalid's
| chair He was weak, pale and fast
| sinking when his timely information
came that vertically snatched his life
from the jaws of death. Those, who
at that time saw a feeble old man
wheeled into his store on an invalid's
| chair, would not recognized the man
now, so great is the change that DIR.
| Williams Pink Pills have wrought.
When Mr.. Northrop learned of
| the remedy that had cured
Mr., Marshall in Hamilton, and the
person in Lockport, he procured a sup
ply of Dr. Williams Pink Pills through
! Messrs. Bassett Sc LHommedieu, 95
| Woodward avenue, and from the out
set found an improvement. He faith-
| fully adhered to the use of the remedy
| until now he is com pletely restored.
| Mr.. Northrop declares that there can be
no doubt as to Pink Pills being the cause
of his restoration to health, as all other
| remedies and medical treatment left
| him in a condition rapidly going from
| bad to worse, until at last it was de-
| clared there was no hope for him and
lie was pronounced incurable. He was
in this terrible condition when he be-
| gan to use DIR. William Pink Pills, and
they have restored him to health.
| Mr.. Northrop was asked what was
| claimed for this wonderful remedy,
and replied that he understood the
| proprietors claim it to be a blood
| builder and nerve restorer; supplying
| in condensed form all the elements
necessary to enrich the blood, restore
shattered nerves and drive out disease.
! 1t is claimed by the proprietors that
! Pink Pills will cure paralysis, rheuma-
| tism, sclatica, palpitation of the heart
headache, and all diseases peculiar to
females, loss of appetite, dizziness,
sleeplessness, loss Of memory, and all
diseases arising from oyerwork, men
| tai worry, loss of vital force, etc.
Il want to say" said Mr.. Northrop,
''that / don't have much faith in patent
| medicines, but ] cannot say too much
in praise of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
| The proprietors, however, claim that
they are not patent medicine in the
sense in which that term is used, but
| highly scientific preparation, the re-
| suit of years OF careful study and ex-
pertinent on the part of the proprie-
tors, and the pills were successfully
used in private practice for years be-
1 f.&,o baivcr ,N1aaaJ fo,. rrnr1n,.A1 aa1n Mr.