Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-11
ANEW JERSEY MIRACLE.
Helpless Tor Years with locomotsr Aim.
Ia and rheumatism. Mis- Case Pfsasuae,t
Hopeless BY the Leading Physicians i
Sussex County.
(By Special Correspondence TO the n
Press

| (By Special Correspondence 10 the M.
Press
The busy little village of Branehville, N
j.. has been the scene of a modern miracle.
Chss. +. Suuble. a wellknown and pro,.
porous farmer, living ON Homestead Farm.
in Frankford Township, few miles from
| Branchvllle, is just now the chief subject az
discussion throughout Sussex County.
The Press is always up to date in its news.
both poluical or medical and has procured
the following from Mr.. Struble's own lips:
| IL have been troubled with rheumatism
| of and on for 20 years. have tiled all
kinds of medicines and treatments have
taken sulphur baths at Hamburg, MI.
| Newton, N. J. and in New York CITY with
a doctor no charged me 50 80 bath each
day. An English doctor treated me with
| gslvanic battery at Rockaway, Morris Co.,
my. have tried many doctors. None Of
| them dill me any p' rmanent good, | used
| all kinds of ln.meBts | could hear Of but
withou, avail.
about two years ago | was taken much
worse and my doctor said had loeomotor
ataxia of the spine, and that the chances
were against me. Aft treating for time
| he finally gave me up and said he had done
all he could for me.
| 1.-THE cords of my limbs were drawn tight
AS the cords on kettle drum, and had
| such cramps in my limbs that ! suffered
terrible pain. My feet were cold all the
time. | had TO use hot water bag and
heated bricks TO my feet, but even thenl
could not get any relief.
FINALLY heard of DR.. Williams Pink
| 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,
| | began to eat and sleep we'll and In one
| month had gained six pounds. The numb
ness in my limbs began TO leave me too,
and today feel like new man, and can
not say too much i'll praise of DIR. Williams
Pink Pills. | am able to walk and do some
| work, ami all tins is after using only nine
boxes of Pink Pills. | feel 30 grateful for
| my recovery that am glad TO let the pub
| lie know hat these pills have done for me-"
In order to emphasize his story, Mr..
Struble made the following affidavit:
Sworn and subscribed before me this
| thirteenth day Of April, A. D., 1893.
htl Co.'S ,-.justids ~ The Peace.
Justice Coss ,videnccd bis interest and
good fee ling by the folo~ing certificate;
hereby certify that all that Mr.. Strube
says regarding lis rheumatic and other
troubles beEcve to be true and correct.
Ina Coss, fSstice u he Peace.
On the farm with Mr.. Struble lives bic
two adult sisters. Miss Annie NJ. Stfuble
made the following statement:
"Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie have done wonderful things for my
Ill,
when left him on Jan. 18th last, and when
returned on March 25,h found him
cured. The most remai kable thing sbout
the case" she continued, "is the curing OF
his lameness. OF course ! wanted to know
all about the causes Of such n wonderful
change, and learned from i'm and my
sister and others, that during my absence
he had been using the Pink Pills, and that
his recovery was attributed solely TO them
Miss Mary +. Struble said II saw my
brother in all the stages Of The disease. He
began improving AS room ~ be began taking
the Pink Pills. When my sister went away
in January he was apparently at deafhs
ioor and nobody seemed to have any hope
for him. lie certainly had little or nons
for himself, and he was very despondent in
spite of all efforts TO cheer him. lie de-
Jared that he felt better as soon as he be-
gan taking the Pink Pills. and to one who,
Ike myself, was attending him day BY day,
here could be no doubt that they and they
,lone were the cause of bis improvement.
Why all other things he had tried he had
abandoned, for they bad failed to do him
he slightest good. What else could have
put him on his feet again? We don't woa-
Ter at his enthusiasm for the Pink Pills.
George J. Bow man. the proprietor Of The
american Hotel at Branchyille, said: IAN
hat Mr.. Siruble says in reference to then
Pink Pills | know to be tue. In fact Re
amt say too much about them for they
nae undoubtedly saved his life"
At the BrancLville drug store, chief clerk
Henry Beemer, remarked, ~ have no
ioubt tina, DR.. Williams Pink Pills have
sured Mr. Struble." Joseph II. Mcdonald,
he proprietor Of the General Store OF
Branchville, and Postmaster Knox, e.
pressed themselves in similar terms.
Pink Pills for many years previous To
their gt neral manufacture were used ass
prescription. At first they were chiefly pre-
scribcd for impure blood and general weak
ness. Now they are found to be a never
falling specific for such diseases as locomo-
tor ata1is, partial paralysis, st. Vitns
lance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism,
1ervous headache, the after effect OF La
Grippe, palpitaiion of the heart, pale and
sallow compilations, and sil diseases OF The
blood, sach as serofula, chronic erysipelas,
etc.
They are also a specific for troubles
peculiar TO females, such as suppressions,
Irregularities, and all forms Of weakress.
They build up the blood and restore the
dow of health to pale and ssllow cheeks.
In men they effect a radical cure in all
eases airing from mental worry, overrofk,
yr excesses Of whatever nature. Pink Pills
re sold in boxes (neyer in loose form, ~
The dozen or hundred, and the. public u
;autiopsd against mum, rous limitations sold
n this shape, at 80 cents a box or OK
BOXES for $50, and may be hsd Of all
iruggisfs or direct by mail from DR.. VIII
Jams Medicine Company, Schenectady,
y. T., or Brockville, Ont.