The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09
A NEW ENGLAND MIRACLE.
4 Railroad Engineer Relates His EX-
perienCe.
The Wonderful Story Told by Fred U. Sose
and His Mother Law to II Reporter OF
The Boston Hcrald-lsoth Are RESTORED
After Years of Agony.
From The Boston Herald


'Pink Pills for Pale People" have been re-
Gently supplemented by the wonderful cures
wrought in the cases Of two conhrmed
invaids in one household in a New England
town. The radical improvement III the
physical condition of these people from
the use OF this great medicine Is Voucheu
for, not only by the eager testimony OF the
patients themselves, gladly given Tor the
benefit of other sufferers, but also by the
indubitable assurances of disinterested rel
atives and friends who had been coSnl-
zant of the years Of pain and distress
endured by the two invaids, and VINO
now witness their restoration to health,
vigor and capacity.
The names of these people, the latest TO
testify from their own experience to the
marvellous restorative, tonic and healing
qualities of DR.. Williamss Pink Fills.
are Fred c. Vose and his mother-in-iaw,
Mrs. Oliver G. Holt of Peterboro, mem
bers of the same household. which is com
posed of Mr. and Mrs. Holt and MIR. and
Mrs. Nose, the latter daughter of the
Hollis. The home occupied by the family
is a cosy and neat looking two-storled
house, situated on the top of hill ana
surrounded by many of the natural at
fractions of residence in the country.
Mr.. Holt is employed in the Crowell SHOE
mandatory of Peterboro, ana Mr. Nose
has for many years run the engine on the
Fitchburg railroad trains between Win
chendOn and Peterboro.
Before entering upon an account OF the
long illnesses of Mr.. VoSe and his mother
in-laW, which shall be given III their own
words as taken by a reporter of The Bos-
ton Herald, it will be well to give the exact
reason for the coming together under one
roof of the two families. as this fact has
everything to do with the manner IN Wnicn
l. to 10
notice of Mr.. Vose and the reason of Their
introduction into the family as Il medlcal
remedy.
Mr.. Voses wife had been in failing
health for a number of years, her illness
finally developing into brain trouble,
accompanied by intermittent paralysis OF
the tongue and lower limbs. Death had
taken all her children, and the heavy at
Fiction had increased her bodily and mental
iniirnitieS to such an extent that her hus-
band. himself an invalid, was compelled
to take some means Toward securing tor
her complete rest and freedom from All
| household care. TO this end he gave UP
hOusekceping and took his wife to her pa
rents home, where her mother might care
for her i'll her ailments. Mrs. Holt was
herself suffering from various Complaints
brought on by complete nervous prostra-
ton several years ago, but her daughter $
severe and more hopeless condition was the
more urgent and more appealing case or
the two, and so Mrs. Holt for several years
has tried to forget her own disabilities il
tepderly ministering to her stricken daugh-
ter.
In February last Mr.. Vose was reading
the weekly paper when his attention was
attracted by the account of Il case OF paral
yss cured by the use of DR.. Williams $
Pink Pills. The similarity of the case de
scribed to that of his wife at once aroused
the deep interest of Mr.. Nosc and he called
his mothcr-in-law's attention to the pub
lishcd article After long consultation they
decided to send for the pills. The beteticlal
effect they had upon Mrs Nose wastmark-
ed. From being unable to stand she Was 50
materially strengthened that she could
walk without difficulty, and in other re
spccts her condition was much improved
The bcnefcent results noticed III Mrs.
Vose's condition from trial of the 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 bad finished their first box
they had felt such relief that they came to
believe that the pills not only could not
hurt but were actually and speedily cur
ing them.
TO The Herald reporter who was sent to
investigate his remarkable cure, MIR. NOse
gave Il detailed account of his long illness
and subsequent recovery. lie began his
narrative by saying:
Il am not anxious to get into the papcca
in this or any other connection, but as /
| have felt such happy results from the fax
ing of Pink Pills that | ain willing, if my
experience will help any one else, TO state
how they benefited me. | am thirty seven
years old, and fifteen years of this time
have spent in railroading for the Fitchburs
railroad on the Winchendon and Peterboro
branch. For the past three years | have
been engineer of the train which connects
with the Boston trains at Winchendon. |
have been troubled with weak stomach
fro m how I'm ant hnr wa,
time i'll my remembrance when was not.
more or less troubled from that source. Z
Seven years ago, however, the complain
became greatly aggravated from the natn
of my work and other causes, and | suffGr
greatly from it, My stomach would nore
tain food my head ached constantly, Isl
was dimness, or blur before my eyes SO
of the time, and my head used to beeting ;
dizzy / could scarcely stand. ON was
up in the morning my head swan IN
frequently obliged to lie DOWN . Il con
had a most disagreeable leart By nastv
tinuous belching from the Stony and NV
coating of the mouth AID tongnrlted my
breath was most offensie; l Cher mcdi-
cines for two years but VI of that time
slightly by them thatlt the ~ o od {n let ' the
l gave up in dsco.rageTn " Inna |ime
disease take care g ltSelsent on I have
hoen Obliged TO gre up YORK many Illllt
for a week or wo, al have worker az
other times whl | Opnt 10 nave peoi "a.
home in bed, I hav lost many IN nouns halls
Iurinc tbo mas severyears and would nave
~ .ilV Pc for re fact that | stuck 1t
nmt an1 Iv0Ii not i've up until | had 10.
NV annctc TIM failed me- and about
four years % bgan to notice a hut'ern@
Of NV hear which grew so bad after Whue
that 7 noIl not walk any distance without
violent oa lpitation and complete, loss OF
Lroath The pain i'll my stomach, from
ind;rastn lasted two and three days al
time lost considerable flesh. and before
lone ~ iced that my kidneys were affected
This, me from my work on the engine, l |
tnnvas many railroad men are troubled IN
t tho .lne way. | had awful pains in the |
si1 of nv back. and was obliged to make |
T ni.,t many times during the day.
vs.. resolved to go back to the doctors |
.oin, though their treatment had done me |
" good before I was told that medicine |
as no good for me, that what | needed was
long rest. ] could not take too long 4 |
acation. being compelled to work for my
diving. and 50 | kept along, taking. what
stuff the doctors prescribed, but feeling 10
better. cxccpt for day or two a time.
'Finally my legs and hands began to
ache and swell with rheumatic pains. and I
found | couldn't sleep al night. If / Law
down. nv heart would go pit-a-pat at Il
great rate and many nights | did not close
III was broken down in body and discour-