Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-15
A NEW ENGLAND MIRACLE.
A Railroad Engineer Relates His Ex-
perience.
The uosderisi STORY Told b. Fred c. vsse and
his Mother. a-tas 10 Reporter Of the Bos-
ton Herald. Beth are Restored After Years
Of Agony.


country and Canada 10 pr. Williams "l'iak
Pills for PAi4 People have been recently
supptene MED by the soudcrtai cures
wrought in the ctsss OF Two confirmed inva-
lids in one hoa.ehold IN a NcS England
town The radical improvement in the
phy steal eoutiition IF these two pople from
the Use of this great medicine Is souchsd
for, noI oniy by the eager testimony Of the
patients themselves glaily given for The
benefit Of ether sufferers, but also by tiie
intlubitablc assurances of disintervsted relA-
uves anil friends who had been eogrikani
of the years of pain AMI distress endured
BY til. two iayalfis, and who now witness
their restoration to health, yigor and capae-
ity.
The names Of these people, the latest TO
testify from their own experience 10 the
marvellous restorative, tonic and healing
qualities of DIR Williams Pink Pills, are
Fred c. Eose and his mQtker-in-law, Mrs
Oliver c. iIolt, of Petrrboro, members Of
the same household which is composed of
Mr. aud Mrs Holt, and Mr. and Mrs. Nose,
the latter daughter Of the Hollis. The
home occupied by the family is cosy Al
neat looking t,es-storied hoase, situated
the top of a bill and surrounded by mar
of the natural attractions Of a residence n
the country MIR. Holt is employed il
the Crow ell shoe mandatory of Peterborh,
and Mr. Nose has for many wears run the
en-ine on the fitcbburs railroad trains he
tween Winchcrdon and pete,buro.
Before entering upon an account Of the
long i!luesses OF Mr. Nose ar his mother
iH-law, which shall be gwen in their own
words rs taken BY a reporter of the 'Bos-
~. .r,,fl "a,
reason for the coming Together under one
roof of the txo families, as this fact has
everything to do with the manner in which
DIR Williams Pink Pills first came 10 the
notice of Mr. Vose and The reason of their
Introduction into the family as medical
remedy.
Mr. vose's wife bad been in failing health
for number of years, her illness finally
developing toto a brain trouble, accom-
panied by Intermittent paralysis of the
tongde and lower limbs. Death had AIKEN
| all her children, and the heavy atiiiction in
creased her bodily and mental intrmitics
10 such an extent that htr husband himself
| an invalid, was compelled TO take some
| means toward securing for Der complege
rest and freedom from all household care.
To tn end he gave up housekeeping, an
| took lis wife to her paren,s home, where
her mother might care for Der in her all
ments. Mrs. Holt was herself suffering
| from yaI.ous complaints brought on by
| complete nervous prostralon several years
| ago, but her daughter scverer and more
| hopelesscondition was he more urgert ard
| more appealing case of the two, and so
| Mrs. Holt for several years has tried 10
forget her own Disabilities in teDderIy niit.-
| ists ring to her stricken dau..h.er.
| In February last Mr.. Nose was reading
the weekly paper, when his attention was
attracted by the account of a case If para
| lysis cured by the use of DR.. william,
Fink Pills. The similarity of the ease de-
-crbed to that of his wife at orce aroused
the deep interest of Mr.. Vose. and lie
called his mother-ia-law : attention to tie
published article. After long consultation
they decided TO send for the pills The be-
uciiclal effect they had upon Mrs. Nose was
marked. From being unable to stand she
was SO materially strengthened that 81 {
| could walk without difficulty, and in otho
respects her condition was much improved
| The beneficial results noticed in Mrs Vose :
| condition from a trial of the pills caused
| both her husband and mother to consider
| trying them for their own complaints. II
tried them on the principle that If tn
don't cure they cant hurt" but before ca
| ha'I 'i'isnr'i '"eiI 'ir'' "o2 uHE hia re"
| the pills not only couli not hurt, hut were
actually AMI speedily curing them.
To the Herald" reporter who was sent
| 10 investigate his remarkable cure. Mr. Nose
ave a detailed account of his long illness
Subsequent recovery lie began MS
fra'ife W saying
am mol ANXIOUS 10 eet INTO me papers
III tiis or any o.htt connection, put, as
"ro'e Tue ~ ii'iahs Me"ic'he co. !
nave teit snGn happS results from the tax
ing OF RINK iiiiS mat am wiling II ioy
experience WIN htiP any one eise' 10 state
now 'hey oehen'rn me am % years OH
ana 10 years OF ,i'fs tlthc ~ 'e spent III
'a'iroan'he tor lhe fhc'lhurg fanfoai hh
tne "l'ehehnoh ana itttrDofo branch
ror the past three years nave been eng
neer OF tine tram which connects with the
boston trans at "incncnd"n. | have be- II
troubled WIN weak stomach from my boy
hood o. tact there never was time ~
my remembrance wi"n was not more OF
less tfonoiei ifon' 'h' source
seven years ago, however the com
plant became greatly aggfa'a'ed from tln'
nature OF my "oIk and other causes ami !
suffered greatly from IT. MY stomach "outt
rot retain food' my neal acted constantly
there was a Himness' Or hiur' he tore my eyes
most OF tue tune AM my head nse'i to he
come so di/HS | conil scarcely staha- va
Jung up IN 'ne morning my neai swan 80
l was frequently ooigtI 10 lie Gown again
! had most disaerre'hie hear'-b'rh'a con
tinuouS hPlchlhe OF gas from ttit stoflach''
nasty coating OF the mouth ana tongue an
my breath was most "h'n'lFe. consulted