Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-08-05
A New Jersey Miracle.
Helpless for Years with LOcOmOtOr
Ataxia and Rheumatism. His Case
Pronounced Hopeless by the
Leading Physicians of
Sussex County.
lBy Special Correspondencet to N. Y. Press.l

Leading Physicians of
Sussex County.
tBy Special Correspondence to N. Y. Press.)
The busy little village of Branch
willie, N. J. has been the scene of
modern miracle. Chas. f. Struble,
a well-known and prosperous farm
er living on Homestead Farm, in
Frankford Township, a few miles
from Branchve1le, is Just now the
chief subject of discussion through
out Sussex County.
The Press is always up to date in
its news, both political or medical,
and has procured the following from
Mr.. Struble's own lips:
81 have been troubled with rheu-
matism off and on for 20 years. l
have tried all kinds of medicines and
treatments, l have taken sulphur
baths at Hamburg, n. j., and in New
York City with doctor who charg-
ed me $3.50 a bath each day. An
English doctor treated me with
galvanic battery at Morris Co., N. Y.
I have tried many doctors. None of
them did me any permanent good.
l used all kinds of liniments l could
hear of but without avail.
about two years ago l was taken
much worse and my doctor said
had locomotor atax1a OF the spine,
and that the chances were against
me. After treating for time, he
finally gave me up and said he had
done all he could for me.
"The cords of my limbs We're drawn
tight as the cords on a kettle drum,
and l had such cramps in my limbs
that / suffered terrible pain. My
feet were cold all the time. l had to
use hot water bag and heated bricks
to my feet, but even then could not
get any relief.
FINALLY l heard of DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People, and I com
menced taking them on Feb. 5th,
1893. l found in three days time that
the cords in my legs began to let up
my feet began to get warm, | began
month had gained six pounds. The
leave me too, and today l feel like a
new man, and cannot say too much
in praise of DIR. Williams, Pink Pills.
l am able to walk and do some work,
and all this after using only nine
boxes of Pink Pills. l feel so CRATE
full for my recovery that I am glad
to let the public know what these
pills have done for me-"
In order to emphasize his story, Mr..
Struble made the following affidavit:
Sworn and subscribed before me
this thirteenth day of April, A. D.,
1893.
IRA Coss, Justice of the Peace.
Justice Coss evidenced his interest
and good feeling by the following
certificate:
hereby certify that all that Mr..
Struble says regarding his rheu-
matte and other troubles | believe to
be true and correct.
Ira Coss Justice of the Peace.
On the farm with Mr.. Struble live
his two adult sisters. Miss Annie
NJ. Struble made the following state
ment:
Or. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People have done wonderful things
for my brother. He was in a help
less condition when left him on Jan.
18th last, and when l returned on
March 25th, l found him cured.
The most remarkable thing about
the case" she continued, sis the cur
ing of his lameness. OF course l want
ed to know all about the causes of
such a wonderful change, and ]
learned from him and my sister and
others, that during my absence he
had been using the Pink Pills, and
that his recovery was attributed
solely to them"
Miss Mary 4. Struble said: 81 saw
my brother in all the stages of the
disease. He began improving as
soon as he began taking the Pink
Pills. When my sister went away
in January he was apparently at
deaths door and nobody seemed to
have any hope tor him. He certainly
had little or none for himself, and he
was very Respondent in spite of all
efforts to cheer him. He declared
that he felt better as soon aa he be-
gan taking the Pink Pills, and to one
who, like myself, was attending him
day by day, there could be no doubt
that they and they alone were the
cause of his Improvement. Why all
other things he had tried he had
abandoned, for they had failed to
do him the slightest good.
What else could have put him
on his feet again? We don't wonder
at his enthusiasm for the Pink Pills"
George ]. Bowman, the proprietor
of the American Hotel at Branchville,
said: "All that Mr.. Struble says in
reference to the Pink Pills know to
be true. In fact he can't say too
much about them for they have un-
doubtedly saved his life"
At the Branchville drug store,