The morning call., 1893-05-06
krscELLANEOun.
AN AUBURN MIRACLE
AN ACT OF HEROIS,H Is FOLLOWED
BY DIRE RESULTS.
Edward Donnely saves Life Almost at the
Cost If His Own-After Years Of Suffer-
iEg He Is Restored TO Health-His
Story as Told to a Reporter of
the Auburn Bulletin.
Auburn IN. u uUetin.

| Eighth street, New York, and when all
efforts to rescue him had failed, Edward
Donneiy. al the risk of his own life,
! plunged into the wafer and, when himself
nearly exhausted, saved the boy from
! drowning. IL was a humane aud self
! sacrificing deed and received deserved COM
mendation in all the many newspapers that
made mention OF il. Edward D0nneily was
then resident of New York City, but his
| vile was Amanda Grantmanof Auburn and
SISTER of Mrs. Samuel ID. Cory of No. II
| MOraVla street, which gave local interest
| 10 the incident. All this was some time
! ago, and both it and Mr.. Donnelly have
| passed out of the mind of your correspond
| ent until. few days ago, while in Saratoga,
| he was shown letter toa friend. from which
ne was permitted to make the following
! extract
AUBURN \. Y, Oct. 26. '92
am taking Dr. Williams Pink Pills.
they have cured me OF that terrible disease,
Lncomotnr AtaXa. When l commenced
taxing them | was wholly unable TO work
anu nearly helpless. | am now improved so
| much that | have been picking apples and
wheeling the1n to the barn on a wheel
| barrow.
Yours truly, EDWARD DoNNELLY.
II M0ravia ST., Auburn, n. Y.
Immediately on reaching Auburn, your
| correspondent called at the above address
| and tnund Mr.. D0nnelly out in barn where
he was grinding APPLES and making cider
with hand press and he seemed well and
Cheerful and happy.
Morayia street is one of the pleasant
suburban streets of Auburn, and No. II is
| about the last house OH it before reaching
the open country, and nearly two miles from
the business center of the city.
! "h by, YES" said Mr.. DonDelly. come
| into the house. l will tell you all about my
! case and how Pink Pills cured me- and will
be glad to do it and TO have it printed Tor
the benefit of others, for am sure | owe
my restoration to health and happiness
wholly to those simple but wonderful Pills"
| ANA then In the presence of his wife
! and Mrs. Cory and Mrs. Taylor, who
| all confirmed his statement lie told your
correspondent the story of his sickness and
| OF his restoration 10 health by the use of
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
Il WAS horn in Albany, N. Y. and am 40
years old. The greatest portion Of my life
L have lived in New York City. was
general foreman there of the f. a. Mulgrew
Sawmills, foot Of Eighth street on the East
River. IL was on the 29th of Aprii. 1889.
that the boy fell into the river and rescued
him from drowning, but in saving his life
contracted disease, which nearly cost me
my own. Why. sir, I am sure | should
have died long ago if Pink Pills had not
saved my life, and l wouldn't have cared
then, for my suferingS were so great that
death would have been a blessed relief; but
now, thank God, am a well man again and
free from pain and able to work and 10 be
happy.
uu see. NucH L SdNeU the Qny | was ID
the water so long that was taken with Il
deathlv chill, and soon became so stiTened
up and weak that l could neither work nor
walk. For some time | was under treat
ment of DR.. George Mcdonald. He nnally
said he could do nothing more for me-
and that l had better 60 into the country.
On the first of last june 1892 my wife and
came up To Auburn. l was then in great
pain, almost helpless; the disease was
growing upon me, aud | felt that must
m IL nf Iar
| sister TO die,
when the disease first came upon me the
numDness began in my heels and pretty
| soon the whole of both my feet became af-
| fected. There WAS a cold feeling across the
small OF my back and downward and sense
| OF soreness and tight pressure on tie
| chest. The numbness gradually extended
up both legs and into the lower part of my
body. felt that death was creeping up 10
| my vitals. and l must say | longed for the
| hour when he should relieve me of my pain
and misery. l was still taking the medi-
cine Git was IOditle Of Potassium said mis-
! wife) and was being rubbed and having
plasters put ali over my body, bat with NO
| benefit.
The latter part of last June l learned Of
! the case of Mr.. Charles QUAINT of Galway,
| In Saratoga County, cured by the use Of
| DR.. Williams Pink Pills fof Pale People |
| had never heard Of these blessed Pills be-
| fore. bat thought if they could cure Nh
| Qnant of the same disease with which | was
| afflicted perhaps they would also cure me-
| so L sent 10 the Charles IL SaEar CumIauy
| the popular Auburn druggists and chemists
| at 100 and Ill GeneSee street, and got three
| boxes OF the Pink Pills and began taking
| them at once. following all the directions
| closely. In three weeks time i was so
| improved that from being helpless | was
! aele to help myself, and to get up and go 10
work and 10 walk every day from "A Walnut
street. where ] then lived, to 0sborne's
new twine factory, Seymour and Cottage
streets (more than mile). where / was
then employed, but all the while l was
| taking Pink Pills.
! Then DR.. Patchen of Wisconsin, uncle of
! my wife, and who was here on a visit, began
to poo-poo az me for taking Pink rI.ls, aud
| hnally persuaded me to stop taxing them and
TO let him treat me. When he returned to
| the West he left prescription it'll Dr. Hyatt
OF Auburn, who also treated me. But their
! treatment dld me no good, and after while
| the old trouble returned ana | was getting
bad again. Then began again to take
| Pink PIllS; have taken them ever since am
taking them now; have taken in all nearly
| twenty boxes, at an entire cost Of less than
| $40 (my other treatment cost he pile OF
money, and again l am well and able to
work.
'In New York DR.. Mcdonald said MY
| disease was Locomotur AtaXia. lie treated
me by striking me on the knees without
| giving me pain; by having me try to walk
! with my eyes closed; by trying to stand
|
/ couldn't do II, and SO after a while he
| SAID l mad LocOmOtOr AtaXia. and was iu-
| curabie, and that l had better 20 to the
country among my friends. who would make
| me lew remaining days OF my life as CON-
! Portable as possible and give me kind
attendance. Well, 1 came, or rather was
| brought from New York into the country,
! but instead Of dying | am we'll man, nearly
as well as ever before IN my life. Pink Pills
did IT, If ! was able l would, at my own
fIalt flnn frftt nF
| Pink Pills to the whole world, and especially
| In New York City, where | am much better
| known than am here"
Another thing" said Mr.. Donnely, 81
am sure that Pink Pills for Pale People
| (and they are well named) are the best rene
dy for impure blood aud the best blood
| maker in the world, why, when | was sick
and before took them, if ! cut myself the
| very little blood that came from the wound
| was thin and pale and watery. A few days
| ago accidentally cut my hand slightly and
| l bled like pig and the blood WAS "A bright
! red. just look at the blood in the veins of
my hands" So indeed they were, and his
checks also wore the ruby flush of health
with which only good blood and plenty OF 1t
can paint the human face.
I our CORRESPONDENT again called upon the
Charles Ii. Sagar Company at their request.
They were much interested in tie case and
cure by the use of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
| and told OF several other instances which
had come to their knowledge where tho use
of DR.. Williams Pink Pills had proved eff
eacious in making most wonderful cures.
| These pills contain in conden Sed form all
| the elements necessary To give new life
| and richness to the blood, and restore
shattered nerves. They are an unfai-
ing specific for such diseases as
locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, ST.
Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheuma-
tlsm, nervous headache. the after effects
OF Ia grippe, papitation OF the heart. pale
and sallow complexons and that tired feel
ing resulting from nervous prostration; all
disease depending upon vitiated humors
in the blood, such as scr0fu'a, chronic
erysipelas. etc. They are also a specific
for troubles peculiar 10 females, such as