The state chronicle., 1893-04-19
men to be entirely past all hope OF
recovery. In Mr.. Narshall's case

recovery. In Mr.. Marshalls case
there was some ifficulty, it is true;
he was examined upon number of
occasions, covering period of up
ward of two years. The medical
men who examined him all agreed
that there was little hope of recov-
cry, but they would not give the
definite declaration that our law de-
mands-that the claimant was per-
manently and totally disabled-un-
til last November. When this de-
claration by two regular physicians
was made, and our Dominion ref
cree, we paid Mr.. Marshall the to-
tai disability benefit of one thou
sand dollars. He was paid by q
check on the Bank of Montreal. |
There is no doubt whatever about
the remarkable character of Mr.
Marshall's cure. A large number
of our members in this city were
Intimately acquainted with Mr.
Marshall, and called upon him fre-
quently. All were unanimous in
the belief that he was past all hope
Of recovery. His cure is looked
upon as next to a miracle. l have
conversed with him number of
times about it, and he gives the
whole credit to DIR. Williams Pink
Pills, and the application of cold
water, which is recommended as
subsidiary treatment by the propri
etors of the medicine. He drops
into my Office every day or two, and
is apparently enjoying good health
now"
The general offices of the order
are in the old Bank of Upper Can
ada building, just opposite the pub
fishing house. Mr.. j. II Land, the
Dominion Secretary, was easily
found, and in response to the ques
tions asked simply corroborated all
that the general manager had said.
MI. Land is neighbor of M. Mar
shall, living within block of him
in the northeastern part OF the city.
He was we'll acquainted with him
for years before he was taken sick,
AID pronounced his recovery as one
Of the most remarkable things IN
all his experience.
} 81 have not much faith in patent
, nostrums," said Mr.. Land, "but Mr..
{ Mr.. Marshall's case proves beyond q
doubt that DR.. Williams Pink Pills
, are wonderful medicine He seems
r to have exhausted all other means
, and methods Of treatment during
) his lopg illness and eli without anv
benefit, but his recovery was rapid
aud wonderful immediately alter he
} commenced using DR.. Williams
, Pink Pills
t Inquiries among the city drug
gists disclosed the fact that an ex-
: traordinary demand had arisen for
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills, and that
9 the claims made for them by the
/, proprietors are borne out by numer.
: Gus cures.
q John A Barr, a well-known and
: popular dispenser Of drugs here
: told the reporter that he knew ol
9 no patent medicine that had such 8
= demand upon it, or one that had
8 done all that was promised for it
g He told of several cases of great re
U lief and cure that had come under
y his notice. Mr.. William Webster
s after suffering from a,axy for years
g from the first had found certain re
II lief from taking the pills, and he il
Q now a new man. Nr. George Lees
d after years of illness of similar ma
d ture, had aiken the pills, and wa
able to walk out greatly improved
q III health Another case Mr.. Bar
% vouched for was a city patient, VIII,
! had been cured by the pills of tn
h effects of la grippe, after havin,
Q been given up by the doctors. Man,
~ others had spoken highly of tn
Pink Pills as a fac remedy fo
n nervous and blood disorders Othe
,e druggists told the same story.
ID A further investigation reveale,
r. the fact that DR.. Williams Pin
IS Pills are not patent medicine il
ld the sense in which that term is us
ct ually understood, but are a scienti
st fc preparation successfully used il
n general practice for many years be
H. fore being offered to the publ
q. generally. They contain in a COZ
ee densed form all the elements neces
ID sary to give new life and ricbnes
tn to the blood and restore shattere
nerves. They are an unfailing spe
al cific for such diseases as locomoto
Ia ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitu
,o dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheuma
II. tism, nervous headache, the afte
ne effects of la grippe, palpitation {
90 the heart, pale and sallow compile,
as ions, shat tired feeling resultin
rs from nervous prostratlon; all d
,m seases depending upon vitiated hr
If mors of the blood, such as scrofol
of chronic erysipelas, etc. They al
or also SPECIFIC for troubles peculis
all to females, such as suppression
~ irregularities, and all forms
90 weakness. They build up the bloc
nd and restore the glow OF health I
,r. pale and sallow cheeks. In th
Oh case Of men they effect radio,
in cure In all cases arising from me1
CT tai worry, overwork or excesses
,le whatever nature.
RS On further inquiry the write
cir found that these pills are mannfa
a. trred by the DR.. Williams Med