The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-16
A NEW JERSEY MIRACLE.
Helpless for Years with LOcomotor
Ataxia and Rheumatism. His Case
Pronounced Hopeless by the
Leading Physicians of
Sussex County.
py Special Correspondence. to the N. 7

Ry Special Correspondence to the N. 7.
Press.)
The busy little village of Branchville, N.
J., has been the scene of a modern mira
Gle. Chas F. Struble. a weIl-known and
prosperous farmer, living on Homestead
| farm, in Frankfort township. few miles
from Branchville, is just now the chief
subject of discussion throughout Sussex
county.
The Press is always up to date in it's
news. both political or medical, and has
procured the following from Mr.. Struble's
own lips:
az have been troubled with rheumatism
off and on for twenty years. 1 have tried
all kinds of medicines and treatments I
have taken sulphur baths at Hamburg. N.
J., Newton. n. J.. and in New York city
with doctor who charged me $3.50 a bath
each day. An English doctor treated me
f. with galvanic battery at Rockaway, Nor
| ris county n. Y. have tried many doc
tors. None of them did me any permanent
good. used all kinds of liniments 7 could
hear of. but without avail.
about two years ago / was taken much
worse and my doctor said had locomotor
ataxia 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 were drawn
| tight as the cords of kettle drum, and 1
had such cramps in my limbs that I suf
| fered terrible pain. My feet were cold all
the time. 1 had to use a hot water bag
and heated bricks to my feet, but even
/ then I could not get any relief.
| Finally 1 heard of DR.. Williams Pink
/ Pills for Pale People, and 1 commenced
1 taking them on Feb. 5th, 1893. 1 found in
| three days time that the cords in my legs
began to let up, my feet began TO get
/ warm, began to eat and sleep we'll, and
in one month I had gained six pounds.
/ The numbness in my limbs began to leave
me, too, and today feel like a new man,
and can not say too much in praise of
DR. Williams Pink Pills. am able to
walk and do some work, and all this is after
using only nine boxes of Pink Pills. feel
! so grateful for my recovery that l 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
| IRA COSS, Justice of the Peace.
| Justice CoSs evidenced his interest and
good feeling by the following certificates:
| hereby certify that all that Mr.. Struble
! says regarding his rheumatic and other
1 troubles I 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 III. Struble
made the following statement:
"Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
brother He was in a helpless condition
when left him on Jan. 18th last. and
when returned on March 9th, l t4una
| about the case" she continued, lis the
curing of his lameness. OF course want
| ed to know an about the causes of such
wonderful change, and / learned from him
and my sister and Others that during my
! absence he had been using the PINK PMS,
and that his recovery was attributed sole
| Miss Mary E. StrubIe said: ct saw my
brother in all the stages of the disease. He
! began improving as soon as he began TAX
/ ing the Pink Pills. When my sister went
/ deaths door and nobody seemed to have
| any hope for him. He certainly had little or
none for himself, and was very respondent
clared that he felt better as soon he
| began taking the Pink Pills, and TO one
who; like myself. was attending him day
and they alone were the cause of his i'm
provement. Why all other things he had
/ tried he had abandoned, for they had
| failed to do the slightest good. What else
| could have put him on his feet again. We
| don't wonder at his enthusiasm for the
George ]. Bowman the proprietor of the
| American hotel at Branchvills, said: "All
! that Mr.. Struble says in reference to the
Pink Pills 1 know to be true. In fact he
| can't say too much about them for they
| have undoubtedly saved his life"
| At the Branchville drug store, chief clerk
! Henry Beemer remarked: 81 have no doubt
| that Dr. Williams Pink Pills have cured
| Mr.. Struble." Joseph H Mcdonald, the
| proprietor of the general store of Branch
] willie, and Postmaster Knox expressed
themselves in similar terms.
| Pink Pills for many years previous to
| their general manufacture were used as a
! prescription. At first they were chiefly pre-
| scribed for impure blood and general weak
! ness. Now they are found to be a never
| failing specific for such diseases locomo-
| tor ataxia, partial paralysis, st. Vitus'
| dance, Sciatica neuralgia, rheumatism,
| nervous headache, the after effects of La
| Grippe, palpitatfon of the heart, pale and
! sallow complexions, and all disorders of
! the blood, such as scroruIa- chronic cry
/ sipelas, etc.
| They are also a specific for trouble pecu-
| liar 10 females, such as suppression, irregu-
! larities, and all forms of weakness. They
| build UP the blood and restore the glow
| of health TO pale and sallow cheeks. In
| men they effect a radical cure in all cases
! arising from mental worry, overwork, or
| excuses of whatever nature. Pink Pills
are sold in boxes (never in loose form, by
| the dozen or hundred. and the public is
I cautioned against numerous limitations sold
! in this SHAPED, at so cents box or six
! boxes for $3.50, and may be had of all
! druggists direct by mail from DR.. Will
Jams Medicine Company, Schenectady
| n. Y, or Rockville, Ont.