The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-11-10


! Story of SURPRISING Interest Verified
Under Oath.
From Troy, N. Y, Tlmes.l
am the most conservative reporter OF
the staff. despise the chimercal, I cour
the real. ! burrow In facts. am from
Lansingburg. We don't Often get good
thing from there, but hero Is one. f. c.
KimLall last night gave me the following:
~ am plain Straightforward man,
Originally from Lansingburg, where now re,
side my mother, brother and sister. Several
years ago / moved to Rochester. There
was In the employ Of the Erie Railroad as
yard and freight superintendent. After a
strain TO my back, caused by heavy lifting,
three years ago, developed so-caled rheu.
matism. 1t was an increasing thing for two
years, at times worse, aga!n better. l
worked internationally. II would shut my
eyes would fall down. My feet and legs
soon lost feeling-were numb. This eX-
tended to my stomach and at times 10 my
hands. Doctors Lee and Spencer of Roches-
ter finally pronounced my case progressive
that they could only ease my snf-rings, and
so I Law. Up to this time had been sick
nearIy two years. Before this and for sew
eral months was confined to my bed. Pins
stuck into my limbs the full length gave me
no feeling whatever; my legs seemed
wooden. To pound them gave off noise
like wood. So / say, as l lay there ] was
absolutely one.haif dead dead from the waist
down. There was one word written In large
characters all over that sick room-C.lrA.Y
Life departed from my limbs, that word best
ex ,reostd what was left. You, OF course, have
read OF John Marshall. The reporter In de-
scrbing him, described me exactly. sent
Williams Pink Pills, to Schenectady, N. Y,
ana tried them. took them irregularly for
two months. They didn't seem to help
All of sudden one morning one Of my legs
began to prickle-stem as though rubbed
with nettles. Then. perhaps, you think |
did not investigate that medicine. l began
to mend fast; got some circulation, got con-
troll OF my bowels and after few weeks got
ont of bed and tried to stand. At last |
fetched IT, Could wak-now can run. And
Pink PHI, cured me. The doctors said
I couldn't be cured, but 1 am. What
am now telling you Is merely reteration
OF what l long ago wrote to the DR.. VIII |
Hams Medicine Company at Schenectady, |
and my aft iavt so the same Is now In their
hands. Here also Is letter which my |
mother wrote to them and to which she has
made affidavit. as you see."
1S6 Second Ave. LANsINGBURG. N. Y.
Dear Sirs:-Mv son Fred has just written
you letter concerning himself TO which
desire to add few words In entire corrob-
Grafton OF all he has sold. He has told you
Of his agony and his cure. The remembrance
of the whole thing makes me shudaer as |
think of It 1t Is all too wonderful for me.
| was resigned to bis fate. Now as l look
ut him walking about snd feeling well. with
bis old health ard ambition returned. 1t
does seem that be has been horn agsin and
from death for fact. Could 1,
therefore, say too much to you CT thanks In
he fuliness of my gratitude? Can | well
cease blessing you? Vt the Intensity OF
ny feelings make my words of thanksgiving
o you seem but empty indeed; for the lost
S fourd. and he that was dead Is alive again.
Yours, HARRIET j. KIMBALh.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 9Th
lay Of April, 1893. NJ. L. FANcHER,
Notary Public.
Mrs. Kmball said: "While believe In
nswers to prayer and PRAYED earnestly for
lis recovery. for l am Christian woman, I
I'D believe my prayers were answered, do a
blink Pink Pills were the meansYthe Lord =
meet my daughter. Mrs. G. IL. Morrison, 3
With whom we are living here, and the Rev. t
ieorge Farlee. pastor OF Westminster E
,hurch, who lives with us. and hear what
hey have to say" So Mrs Klmball brought u
hem in. and while the story as told was II
nost complete and could be added to by n
othing they mght say. yet the reporter q
card from the lips Of the sister and their '
aston. (orroborative words of all that has Il
cen saM. The reporter also ran across the r.
on-ln law, Mr.. G H. Morrison, cashier of n
be National Bank of Troy, and spoke to ~
i'm of Er. Kimball. He Is busy man and o.
nough he could only be detained Tor mo
lent, be said: 81 know nothing of the case 81
lie says he was cured by DR.. -
VIM ms Pink Pills, aud I think that is :.
bout the size of It," .,
MIR. William H. FiandreaH, the druggist h
t Sl4 River ST., Troy. said: ut is the most .,
,onderful cure from lOcomotor ataXa-a a,
,-calied incurable disease. Mr.. Kimbsl :.
ntlrelY and l have every reason 10 believe !,
im." :,
Pink Pills restore pale people and sal!ow ~
)mpe Xions 10 the glow of health, and are -,
specific for sll the troubles peculiar to the ~ ~
msle sex, while In the case OF men they -
Feet radical cure In all cases arising from n
ental worry, overwork or excuses Of what m
Ter nature" y,
These Pills are manufactured by the DR.. ~ -,
'illams' Medicine COMPANY, Schenecta- m
!, n. Y, and BrockviIie, Ont, and are 20
Id In boxes (rever In loose form by the 70
zen or hundred and the public are eau ="
)ned against numerous limitations sold IN In
Is shape) at 30 cents box, or six boxes ot
r 50 80, and may be had of all druggists or W. u,
rect by mall from DR. Williams Medicine "
,mpany from either address. -,