Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-20

5 900 check, being declared totally
unable ~ iuiluw my employ menI. One
day ~ AprIl took Hutluu 10 Try d..
NIllams Ptnk Phls,cdteiulll following
The directions accompany my each box.
| recovered my appetite aud Irgaintd
cOntfOl Of my bowels, and ! went
un get ing better and stronger aud now
you see me stronger aud more healthy
than | WAS for years before | was taken
~. ] tell you nm feeling llrst class, ~
aud Mr.. Mar,hall slapped HIS leg
vi2uusly and gave the lower part vi
his back n gond humping, oftelwards
going up aud down the room alta live
y gait.
IL weigh 100 pounds today" he con.
Inued, "anI I've gained 80 pounds
luce lilsl took DR.. Williams P:uk
rails, haven't such thing ~ pain oi
.Uue aUuuI me, aud anuth-r hing cnn
MAX an easily IN the dark ns in the
Ighl."
Nj. Marshall ufftTrd to make AL
AFFIDAVIT To the liutn ui the above stUIJ ,
ouJ the reporter considered tDAt wholly
unnecessary lie carried convection Ia
tCtiuu, and there WIS no gHiusaJ ing the
TACT that the cure was Oue Of the most
maTN eluus IN the nineteenth century
All the neighbOTs bore testimony " lhr
senuintness OF the cure. None Ut them
rveT expected to See Mr.. Marshall on
MS feet again and regarded his restoTa.
lion TO health as nothing short OF
mal Vicious.
The headquarters Of the Royal Temp
laTs Of Temperance Tor Canada are Ia
Hamilton. Az the publishing house
Of the order Mr.. W. w. buchanan,
general manager and one Of the most
prominent temperance advocates Of the
Dominion, WAS found. Ia response u
the reporters question, he said: "Oh,
yes, am wei. acquainted with Mr.. JOhb
MARSHALL. lie has been a member Of
one OF the councils Of this city for
about seven years. lie ID well known
citizen and reliable temperance man
About four years ago he WIS first taken
seriously III and his case was brought
before The order. The provisions
under which the total disability claim
ia paid In our organization are very
strict. The weekly sick bentlll II pay
able 10 any person under the Doctors
care, who In unable Ia follow their
usual adv OcatiOn, but the total disabil
ty is u comparatively large sum, only
paid member who Ia disabled " life
and declared by medical men 10 be
entirely past all hope OF recovery. In
Mr. Marshall's case there was some
difficulty, II Ia true; he was examin, d
upon number OF occasions, covering
period Of upward OF two years. The
medical men who examined him all
agreed that there was little hope of
recovery, but they would not give the
definite declaration that our law de
mands - that the claimant was
permanently and totally disabled
until last November. When this
declaration by two regular physicians
was made and our Dominion medical
referee. We paid Mr.. Marshall the total
disability hene0t NJ one thousand dol
lars. lie was paid hv q check on the
hank Of Montreal. There Ia no doubt
whatever about the remarkable charac
ter ~ Mr.. Marshall's cure. A large
number Of our members in this city
were infinitely acquainted with Mr.
Marshall and called upnn him frequent
~. Al we're unanimous in the hPlief
that he was mast all hope If recovery
His cnre IL looked mon IN next In
a mirsc'e have converted with him
o number OF times about II aud he