Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-07
A NEW JERSEY MIRACLE.
Helpless for Years with Loconiotor Ataxia

aud Rheumatism---His Case Pro-
nounced Hopeless by the Leading
Physicians of Sussex County.
tBy special Correspondsnce TO the N. Y. Prsss)
Tha b,g,, i;,,lo vii,..a 80 pro,ch,,l,s N
Auvp 'ss little 'lllase oi DFahohNiiie' AZ
. j., has been the scene of modern miracle.
Chas. II. Struble, a well-known and pros
pero,is farmer. living on Homestead Farm,
n FrnnL fnrd ,rownstin a fey miles from,
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pinncuVine, 40 just now the chiei suuJeot
OF discussion throughout Sussex County.
The Press is always up to date in its news,
either nblitical or medical. and has pre-
c,r.d n. 4 trIIn,,;r tron, NJ strrhIe,s a,v,
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lips; .
81 have been troubled with rheumatism
OIL and on for 20 years. have tried all
kinds of medicines and treatments. / have
taken sulphur baths at Hamburg, N. j.,
Newton, N. j., and in New York City with
q doctor who charged me $3.50 a bath each
day. An English doctor treated me with
galyanic battery at Rockaway, Morris Co.,
N. Y. ] have tried many doctors, None
Of them did me any permanent good. l
used all kinds Of liniments could hear OF
but without avail
About two years ago was taken much
worse AND my doctor said had lucomotor
ataxia OF the spine. and that the chances
were against me. After treating for a 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 on Kettle drum, and had
such cramps in my limbs that suffered
terrible pain. My feet were cold all the
time. had to Use a hot water bag and
heated bricks to my feet, but even then l
could. not get any relief.
Finally Iheard of DR.. Williams Pink
Fills for Pale People, and commenced
taking them ON Feb. 9th, 1888. | found In
three days time that the cords in my legs
began 70 let up my feet began to get
warm, began to eat and sleep well, and
The numbness in my limbs began to, leave
me too, and today feel like new man
and cannot 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 50 grateful for my recovery that l am
glad 10 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
Thirteenth day of April, A. d., 1893.
IRA Coss, Justice Of The Peace.
Justice, Co.'s evidenced his interest and
hereby certify that all that Mr.. Strublt
says, regarding his rheumatic and othel
troubles believe to be true and correct.
IRA Coss, Justice Of The Peace.
On the farm with Mr. Struble live hi
two adult sisters. Miss Annie NJ. Strublt
made the following statement
Or. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo
pie have done wonderful things for IN,
brother. He was in a helpless condition
when l left him on Jan. 18th last, anC
when returned on March 18th, founC
him cured. The most remarkable thin
about the case" she continued, lis tn
curing OF his lameness. OF course wantet
to know all about the causes of such
wonderful change and learned from hin
! and my sister and Others. that during m,
absence he had been using the Pink Pills
and that his recovery was attributed solel,
7 to them"
! Miss Mary L. Struble said: II saw m.
| brother in all the stages of the disease II
began improving as soon as he began tax
0 away in January he was apparently a
/. DEATHS door and nobody seemed to hav
. any hope for him. He certainly had littl
! or none for himself, and he was very d.
J | spondent in spite of all efforts to chez
I him. He declared that he felt better q
y soon as he began taking the Pink Pill,
and to one who like myself was attenc
ing him day by day, there could be II
Il doubt that they and they alone were tn
: cause of his Improvement. Why, all otht
2 things be had tried he had abandoned, fc
= they had failed to do him the slighte.
= good. What else could have put him o
: Ills feet again? We don't wonder at b
: enthusiasm for the Pink Pills"
/, George J. Bowman, the proprietor of tn
Z American Hotel at Branchvilie, said "A
!. that MR. Struble says in reference to th
: Pink Pills know TO be true. In fact h
. can't say too much about them for the
: have undoubtedly saved his life."
Z At the Branchville drug store chi.
9 clerk Henry Beemer, remarked, II ha,