Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-04
A new ENGLAND MIRACLE.
A Railroad Engineer Relates His
Experience.
The Wonderful Story Told by Fred G.
rose and His Mother-iu-iaw to
Reporter of the Boston "IIerald"
---Il1th Arc Restored After
Years of Arony,
tBoston, Moss. hsrala.l

Reporter OF the Boston "lierald"
---Bnth Arc Restored After
Years of Agony.
(BoSton, Moss, Heraid)
The vast heath-giying results already
attributed by the newspapers throughout
this country and Canada to DIR. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People" have been
recently supplemented by the wonderful
cures wrought in the cases Of two confirmed
invalids in one household in New England
town. The radical improvement in the
physical condition Of these two people
from tho use Of this great medicine is
votlched for, not only by the eager testi-
mony OF the patients themselves, gladly
given for the benefit Of other sufferers but
also by the induhitable assurances Of dis.
| interested relatives and friends who had
been cognizant of the years Of pain and
| distress endured by the two invaliis and
| who now witness their restoration to
health vigor and capacity.
Inc names OF these people, the latest to
| testify from their own experience to the
| marvellous restorative. tonic and healing
| qualities Of DR.. Williams Pink Pills, are
| Fred c. Nnse and his muthrr-in-law, Mrs
| oliverC &. Holt of Peterboro, members of
| the same household, which is composed of
| Mr. and Mrs. Holt and Mr.. and Mrs. Vtse,
| the latter daughter of the Holts. The
home occupied by the family is "A cosy and
| neat looking two stUried house, situated ON
the top of hill and surrounded by many
OF the natural attractions of a residence in
the country. Mr. Holt is employed in the
Growetl shoe lnanufactory Of Peterboro,
and Mr. Nose has for many years run the
engine on the Fitchburg railroad trains
between Winchendon and Peterburu.
| Before entering upon AN account of the
| long Illnesses of Mr.. Vose and his mother
in-law, which shall lie given in their own
words as taken by reporter of the Boston
Htrd,d, it will be well to give the exact
reason for the coming together under one
ROOF Of the two families, rs this fact has
| everything to do with the manner i'll which
| DIR. Williams Pink Pills first came to the
notice Of Mr.. Vose and the reason Of their
Introduction into the family as "A medical
remedy.
Mr.. Noses wife had been in failing
health for a Number of years, her illness
hnally developing into brain trouble, nc.
companied by Intermittent paralysis of the
tongue and lower limbs. Death had taken
all her children, and the heavy aiiliction
increased her bodily and mental inlirmites
to siich an extent that her husband. him
sell an invalid, WAS compelled to take some
| means toward securing for her complete
rest and freedom from all household care.
10 tins end he gave up housekeeping and
| TOOK MS VIE to her parents home, where
her mother might care for her in her all
nents. Mrs. Holt was herself suffering
from various complaints brought on by
complete nervous prost"ation several years
ago, but her daughters severer and more
| hopeless condition was the more urgent
| ana More appealing case of the two, aud
so Mrs. Holt for several years has tried to
forget her own disabilities N tenderly
ministering to her stricken daughter
In February last Mr.. Vose was reading
/ D.
| attracted by the account of case of
paralysis cured by the use of DR.. Williams
Pink Pills. The similarity OF the case de,
sGribed to that of his wife at once aroused
the deep interest of Mr.. Suse, and he
called his mother-in-law attention to the
published article. After long consultation
they decided to send for the pills. The
beneficial effect they had upon Mrs. Nost
| was marked. From being unable to stand
| she was so materially strengthened that
She could walk without difficulty. and in
other respects her condition was much i'm
proved. The benitiCent results noticed in
Mrs. Sose's condition from trial of thu
pills caused both her husband and mother
to consider trying them for their own com
plants. They tried them on the principle
that IF they don't cure they can't hurt
but before each had finished their first box
they had felt such relief that they came u
believe that the pills not only could moi
hurt, but were actually and speedily curing
them.
10 the Herald reporter who was sent t.
| investigate his remarkable cure, Mr.. VosI
gave detailed account of his long Hines
and subsequent recovery. He began hi;
narrative by saying: 5
II am not anxious to get into the paper:
in this or any other connection, but, as
wrote the DR.. Williams Medicine Co.
have felt such happy results from the tax
ing of Pink Pills that | am willing if my
experience will help anyone else, to stat,
how they benefited me. ! am 81 years old
and Is years Of this time | have spent in
railroading for the Fitchburg railroad Oh
the Winchendon and Peterboro branch
For the past three years | have been Ell
gineer of the train which connects with
the Boston trains at Wincnendon. have
been troubled with week stomach from
my boyhood, In fact. there never was
time in my remembrance when was moi
more or less troubled from that source
Seven years ago, however. the com
plant became groateIy aggravated from tn,
nature of my work and other causes. anG
| suffered greatly from it. Ny stomach
would not retain food, my head aCheC
constantly, there was q dimness, or blur
before my eyes most of the time, and my
head used TO become so dizzy | could
scarcely stand, On getting mp in TIL,
|
obliged to lie down again. | had a mos
disagrecable heartburn, continuon.
belching of gas from the stomach, a NASTY
coating Of the mouth and tongue, and my
breath was most offensive. | consulted
physicians in Peterboro. and took theil
medicines for two years, but was helped
SO slightly by them that at the end of tina
time gave up in encouragement, and le
the disease take care Of itself for Ions
time. grew worse as time went on
have been Obliged to give up work many ,
time for week or two, and have wurkec
at other times when | ought to have been
at home in bed. ! have lost many month;
during the past seven years and woulG
have lost more only for the fact that
stuck it out and would not give up until
had to.
My appetite then failed me, and apout
four years ago began to notice Il iiutterinl
OF my heart. which grew so bad after
while that could not walk any distance
without a violent palpitation and complet,
loss Of breath. The pains in my stomach
from indigestion lasted two and three day:
ut a time. lost considerable flesh, anC
before long noticed that my kidneys were
affected. This came from my work on the
engine, know, As many railroad men are
troubled i'll the same way. | had awful
pains in the small of my back, and wa,
obliged to make water many times during
the day
Il resolved to so back to the doctor.
again, though their treatment had don't
Inc no good before. | was told that medi
cine was no good for me, that what
Eecded was a long rest. I could not TAX,
too long vacation, being compelled Il
work for my living, and so kept along
taking what stun the doctors prescribed
but feeling no better, except for day OIL
two at time.
FINALLY my legs and hands began tc
ache and swell with rheumatic pains, anc
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