The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-07
A New Jersey Miracle.
Helpless for Years with Looomotor Atax-
ia aud rheumatism. HIS case Pro-
nonnoed Hopeless by the Leading
pbvaio,ans of Sussex County.
BY Special Oorrespondenoet 70 the N. 7. Pfe0

nonnoed Hopeless by tne benoipk
Physicians Of Sussex County.
nv specai oorrespondenceto to the N. Y. Press.
The busy little village OF Branchville,
N. j., has been the scene OF q modern
miracle. Chns. Il. Struble, well known
and prosperous farmer, living on Home
stead Farm, ia Branktord Township,a few
milea from Branchville, is just now the
chief subject Of discussion throuRnout
The Press IL always up TO date In its
news, both political or medical, and has
procured the following from Mr. Sruoie's
81 have been troubled with rheumatism
of and on for 20 years. l have tried All
kinds of medicines and treatments paye
taken sulphur baths q, Hamburg, N. -,
Newton, N, j., and In New York city with
a doctor who charged me " 90 bath each
nnv. An English doctor treated mo WHO
0aivanic battery at Rockawey, morris Co.,
N. Y, have tried many doctors. None OF
them did me any permanent goooo' useu
ali kinds of liniments could hear OF but
without avail.
"About two years ago was taken much
vorae and my doctor said mad locomotor
ataxta of the spine, and that tne cnhnces
we're against me. After treating Tor a
time, he flually gave me up and SAID ne
had done ali he could for me.
tiuht as the cords on q kettle drum. and
had such cramps in my limbs that sur,
fered terrible pain. My feet were colo
ali the time, had to use hot water bag
and heated bricks to my feet, but even
then could not get any relief.
"FinAlly heard OF DR.. Whnams rluk
Pills for Pale People, and commenced
taking them on Feb 9th, 1893. / found in
three days time that the cords in my legs
began to 'let up my feet began to get
warm, b bsgap to eat and aieep well, anu
| in one month had gained SIX POUNDS.
| The numbaess in my limbs began To leave
me too, and today feel ike new man,
and cannot cav too much In praizs of DR..
WiIliamS Pink Pills. / am able 10 Walk
and do some work, and all this ls atteT
using only nine boxes OF Pink Pllis. 1
| feel go grateful for my recovery that am
Qla TO let the public know what these
| pills have done for me-"
| In order to emphezz9 DIS HoIy, MT
| Struble made the following athdavit:
Sworn and subscribed before me this
thirteenth day of April, A. D, 1888.
| IRA Coss, Justice of the Peace.
| Justice Coss evidenced his interest and
| good feeling by the following certihcote
hereby certify that all that Mr. Struble
| Gays regarding his rheumatic and other
| troubles believe to he true and correct
| IRA Coss, Justice OF the Peace.
On the farm with Mr.. Sruble live MS
two adult sisters. Miss Annie NJ. Struble
made the folio wing staten snt:
"Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo'
pie have done wonderful things for my
brother. He was in a helpless condition
when l left him on Jsn. 18th last, and
when I returned on March 25th, foupo
him cured. The most remarkable
thing about the. case" sht
continued, "is the curing .ol
his lameness. or course wantec
to know all about the causes OF sucn
wonderful change, and learned from
him and my sister and others, that during
my absence he had been using the Pinl
Pills, and shat his recovery was attributed
solely to them"
Miss Mary E, Struble said: ~ saw m!
brother In oil the stages OF the disease
He hegsnllmproying as soon as he begar
taking the Pink Pills. When my siste
went away in January he was apparentl.
| at deaths door and nobody seemed Il
have any hope for him. He certainly hat
little or none for himself, and he was yer.
despondent In spite Of oil efforts to chee
him. He declared that he felt better a
soon as he began taking the Pink Pills
and to one who, like myself, wac attend
ing him day by day, there could be no dous
that they and they alone were the caus
of his Improvement. Why all othe
things he had tried he had abandoned, 10
they had failed 10 do him the sliRhtes
|
his feet again? We don't wonder at hi
enthusiasm for the Pink Pills"
George j. Bowman, the proprie tor Q
the American Hotel at Branchville, said
"All that Mr. Struble says In reference :
the Pink Pills know to be true. la fac
he can't say too much about them.for the
have undoubtedly saved his lite."
At the BrAnchville drug store .hie
, clerk Henry Besmer, remarked, VI hive n
doubt that DR.. Williams Pink Pills hav
} cured Mr.. Struble," Joseph a. McDon
} aid, the proprietor of the General Store {
Branchville, and Postmaster Knox, ez
pressed themselves In similar terms.
Pink Pills for many years previous
their general manufacture were used as
, prescribed for impure blood and genera
> | weakness. Now they are found to be
| | never failing specific for such diseases Q
locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, 81
| Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheum'
, tism, nervous headache, the after effect
/ La Grippe, palpitAtion OF the heart, pal
!, | and aallow complexions, and all diseas'
, | of the blood, such az scrofula, chron
, eryRipelas, etc.
They are also specific for trouble
: peculiar to females, such as suppression
! irregularities, and all forms of weakness
They build up the blood and restore 81
/ glow of health to pale and snllow cheek
In men they effect a radical cure In
| cases arising from mental worry, ovel
| work, or excesses of whatever natur
: | Pink Pills are sold in boxes lneyer In loot
: | form, by the dozen or hundred, and tf
: | public 10 cautioned against numeror
: limitations sold In this shape), NJ 30 cen
: q box or ak boxes for $26o, and may
' had Of all druggists or direct by mail fro
, Schenectady, N. Y, or Brockvilie, Ont.