Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-09-09

from the Philapelphia Times.)
Many survivors Of our late war left the
ranks unwounded but with broken copstitu-
tons; an instance in point, is Lewis D.
Blundin, resident of Hulmeville, Bucks
Co., Pa. In relating his experience and
what he had suffered in consequence of the
hardships he had encountered MI. Bludin
said:
al was born at Bridgewater Penna., in
184I, and went through the war as private
sergeant and hospital steward in Company
c, 28th Pennsylvania Volunteers. My SER
vice was active and while in Georgia l had
an attack OF typhoid fever, which left me
weak and ready victim for future disease.
My kidneys were affected and this finally
developed into spinal trouble which lasted
through my army service. In 1866 was
mustered out with an honorable discharged
and entered the Jefferson Medical College in
Philadelphia as a student. l graduated
two years Later with diploma but did not
pratice. At that time was living in Mana
yunk. One day, after had graduted, was
lying on a sofa at my home in Manayunk,
when felt cold seneation in my limbs as
though the blood had suddenly left them.
When / tried to move them | was horrifed
at the discovery that l was paralyzed from
my hips to my toes The paralysis was
complete and pin or pinch OF the flesh
caused no pain, could not move muscle.
l called in DIR. William c. Todd of Phla-
delphia. He made careful and exhaustive
examination of my case, sounding and iesl-
ing and finally announced that my trouble
was caused by Inflammation of the spinal
cord, and that would likely have another
stroke of paralysis. l consulted DR.. |. W.
Gross and Dr.. Pancoast Of Jefferson College.
Philadelphia, with the same result. call
ed in DIR. Morehouse. of Philadelphia, who
said no amount of medicine would ever
prove Of the slightest benefit to me.
"One day last September | decided 20 try
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
| sent Tor one box. l had always been
troubled with sort OF vertigo after my FIRST
stroke OF paralysis TO such an extent thar
when got Out Of my bed my head would
swim and | had difficulty in saving myself
from falling. My appetite was rad, dlges-
tive organs ruined and no simllation oi
food In addition 10 my many other all
ments, rheumatism held prominent place.
BY h. time had finished the hrst bx Of
Pink Pills | was comparatively free IRON
these minor Ills. My app tite returned, III
digestive organs got down to their daily
grind and the rheumatism disappeared.
was much encouraged and INN diately n
Tor hall dozen boxes OF the Pink Pills.
Relief followed upon relief win a,lsni, ny
rapidity. First one all would disApp
then another until the pills Cos TO work up
on the foundation stones of my troubl -
paralysis. | felt a sense OF rzhllar a ion ana
the general effect was beneficial, becoming
more so each day. Noling this fact. in
creased the dose FIR ON one to Two pills alter
Zach meal for a few days. Before had
taken the SIX boxes OF pills, was sitting IN
my chair QUE afternoon, when | felt a cur
lous sensation IN my left loot. Upon inVes-
.igaton, found it had A xed. or, IN OH r
| words, become movable, and | could nv
II. Fiom that time an my lmpro'em>n vas
steady and II was not long b 'or ! wa
waking around on Gu ches wi h J. lie oi NJ
di scomtort. Ii wa TIN years before k
ing hc Pink Pills thai had been abt To
use the crulches al any lime. My neal u =
daily improving and | Ieel sure that Pink
Pills have done me more good than ali The
doctors and all he medicine the county
and as they are not costly can esslly afford
| the treatment"
| MIR. Bludin tells of anoh-r remarkable
cure effected by the use oil Pink Pills. 1t
was one of his old comrades IN the army,
who since the war has resided IN Michigan.
He has been a sufferer from rheumatism
nearly all his life. 81 know" said Mr.. Blum.
din, s'that there have been times when he
could nol lift his arms 10 head, or even his
hands 10 his mouth, because OF caronic rh. u
matism. He read in Detroit paper Of
wonderful cure made by Pink Pills and
bought box. His cure was sudden anu
complete. Knowing that was a sufferer
from rheumatism, along with my other Ills,
he wroIe me about HIS recovery and advised
me 10 try them. | was then using them
He said he had perfect control OF his ann,
and hands nd could use them freely with
out experiencing any pain. He added tha
A. cure tor rheumatism the Pills were The
most complete IN the world. My case alone
proved that, for | am confident thai my
greatly ted condition is due solely 10
the use. of DR.. Willirm's Pink Pills for
Pale People"
Sworn to before me this 18Th day Of May,
| 1893. GEORGE HARRISON, Not. Public.
DIR. Williams Pink lis restore pale peo-
pie and sallow complications to the glow OF
health and are specinc for all the tioubles
peculiar 10 the female sex, while in the case
Of men hey effect a radical cure in cases
arising from worry, overw"rk or excess ),
and are an unailing Sp' cine for he most
obstinate forms OF paralysis or IheumAlls'n.
They are manufac UT by the Dr. W.
liams' Medicine Company, Schenectady, n .
Y, and Rockville, Ont, and are sold only
in boxes bearing tbs nrms trade marx and
wrapper, at so cts. box or six aoAe fol
| s.. so and are never sold in nuk, or by he
dozed G, hundred.
Wide 4.res fOr Heavy Wagons.