Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-06-03
A NEW ENGLAND MIRACLE.
A Railroad Engineer Relates
His Experience.

~ HUfjF000 engineer HeiQfeS
His Experience.
The Wonaerfui story Told by Fred
q Sose ana his MOther-ins1nw to a
Rrporte r OF the Boston Herald. Roth
Are Restored After Years of Agony
Boston, Mass HeraLd.)
The vast heaith-giving result al.
ready attributed by the newspapers
throughout this country and Canada
to DR.. Williams "Pink Pills for Pale
People have been recently supple
mented by the wonderful cures
wrought in the cases of two confirm
ed invalidS in one household in a New
England town. The radical i'm prove
lnent in the physical condition of
these two people from the use of this
great medicine IS vouchcd for, not
only by the eager testimony of the
patients themselves, gladly giver. for
the benefit OF other sufferers, but al
90 by the indubitabl lie assurance of
disinterested relatives and friends
who had been cognizant of Years of
pain and distress endured by two in
'valids and who now witness their
restora ton to health, vigor and cap
acitv.
The names Of these people, the lat
est to testify from their own exper-
ienge to the marvellous restorative,
tonic and healing qualities Of Dir. Viii
liams' Pink Pills are Fred G. Vose
aud his mother-in-law, Mrs. Oliver
c. Holt, of P,terboro, members of the
same hous hold, which is COMPOSED
Of Mr.and Mrs. Holt, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Vose, the latter a daughter of the
uolts. The home occupied by the
family is a cosy and neat looking two
storied house, situated on the top Of
hill and surrounded by many of
the natural attractions Of the resid-
ence in the country. Mr.. Holt is en-
ployed in the Crowell shoe manufac-
fury of Petcrboro, and Mr.Vose has
for years run the engine on the Fitch
burg railroad trains between Win
chendon and Peterboro.
Beforc entering upon an account
of the long illness of Mr.. Vose and his
mother-in-law, which shall be given
in their own words as taken by a re-
porter of the Boston 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 / o do With the manner in
which DR.. Williams Pink Pills first
came toto the notice Of Mr.. Vose and
the reason Of tn III Introduction into
the family as medical remedy.
Mr.. Vos = wife had been in failing
health for a number Of years, herili-
ness una y deVeIoying INTO ora1n
trouble, aceonpanis a By intermittent
paralysis Of the tongue and lower
hlnos' y ata h3a "a lS,n al h r child
r,ii. aitQ !ll hAaVF Hl1ction increas-
81 h-r q }iV ana n nt al lnhrmltt :
10 M an XII m Tint n z husband,
mons II an Invalid, was compelled to
TAX @onl means toNE lrd securing tor
n..r COMP e. rest and freedom from
an nous hold care. 10 this end n
ne gave up housekeeping, and took
ms VIE tr her parents home, where
her mother might care for her IN ha1'
ailments. Mrs. Holt was herself suit
lerin@' from various comp la1nt COM
pla1llt brou%ht on by complete herV-
GUS prostrat1on several years ago,
put her daughters SeYerer and more
HOPELESS condition was the more ur-
gent and n1ore appealing case OF the
ana so Mrs. Holt tor several years has
tried to forget her own disability
- y - ~ -A'f-
en- daughter.
In February last MI Vosa was read
ing the weekly paper when his at
tention wa attracted by tn account
OF Gaze OF para ly-is cura1 BY the
us OF De- Wllliams' Pink P'us.
The sim ilarity Of the c1se describe
to that Of his wife at ONCE aroused
tn de- up interest OF Mr.. Vosa, and he
called his mothsr-in-law's attention
10 tn published article. After lone
colsuition they decided to s'nd for
tha pills. Tn beneficial effect they
bad upon Mrs. Y. was marked. From
being unabl1 to stand she was so ma
tariallY STR myth ned that she could
walk without difficulty, and III other
raspeet5 h r condition was mu1f i'm
proved. The beneticen, results not
ic "a in Mrs. Noss's condition from a
trial Of tn pills caused both her HIS
band and mother to consider trying
them for their own complaints.
They tried them On the principle that
''lf they don't cure they can't hurt" -