Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-27
A NEW JERSEY MIRACLE

Helpless for Years with Locomotor Ajax
La and DENOMINATIONS. His Case Pro-
nounced Hopeless by the Leading Ply
s'cians of Sussex County.
LBy Special Correspondence to the y. y. Press
Tho busy little village Of Branchville, N.
j., has been the scsno CT modern miracle.
Cnas F. Struble n we!l-known and pros
lerous farmer. livipg On Homss'e I'd Farm,
IN Franklin Township, few miles from
Brenchvil'e IL just now tho chief subject
OF discussion throughout Sus ex County.
The Press is always up to date in its nsws
both political or msdical, aad has pr occurred
the following from Mr.. Siruble's own lips /:
al have been troubled with rheumatism
off and en- for 20 year. | have tt. oil
kinds of med icines AID tteatmonts | have
takrh sulphur baths ut hamburg, y. j.,
Newton, n j., and IN New York City with
hoctor who chars cd me So. % bath each
| day. An In ylish doctor treatel MO with a
gaivanc battery ut Rockaway, Mtrr Co.,
\. y. have tried many doctors. Mono (
them did me any permanent good. | ussd
all kinds of liniments | could hear of but
| without avail
About two years ago was taken much
worse and my doctor said / had locomotor
ajax a OF the spine, and that the chanc
were against me- After treating Tor a
time, he finally gave me uo and said lie tai
doLe ell he couli for me.
The cor Is of my lin b. were drawn tight
a3 the cords on kettle drum, and had
| SUCH cramps n my limbs that | suffered tor
r bic pain. My iest were cold al the time.
| had to use n hot water bag and heated
bricks to my feet, but even then | could not
| got any relief
FINALLY heard OF DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People, and commenced tax
ing them on Feb. 9TH, 1898. | found in
thres days time that the cords in my legs
began 10 let up my feet began to get
vain, | began to eat and sleep well and in
one month had gained pounds. The
numbness in my limbs began to leave me
too, and to-day | feel like new man, and
cannot ssy io) much In praise of DR.. Will
| iams' Pink Pills. | am able 10 walk aud
do some work. and all this after using only
nine boxes of Pink Pills l feel so CRATE
full for my recovery that l am glad to let
the public know what tuess pills have done
for me-"
In order to emrha2ise his story, Mr.
Struble made the following affidavit
Sworn and subscribed before me this
thirteenth day of April, A. d., 1898.
IRA Coss, Justice of the Peace.
| JuSUlce COes eVlueuCeu us interest am
good feeling by the following certificate:
hereby c.rtfy that all that Mr.. Struble
says regarding his rheumatic and Other
| troubles | bslieve to be true and correct.
IRA Coss, Jusio of tho Peace.
On the farm with dr, Strubl, live his
two a iult sisters. Miss Aunie ii. Struble
made the folio wing statement
CDR. Williams PINK Pills for Pale People
have done wonderful things for my brother.
lie was in helpless condition when left
him on Jan. 18th last and when | retur ned
on March 25th, found him cured. Tue
most remarkable thing al ont the case, - she
continued, us the curing OF his lameuess.
or course / va tad to know al about the
causes of such wond srful change, and |
learned from him and my sister and others,
that during my absence he had been using
the Pink Pills, ald that his recovery was
attributed solely to them"
Miss Mary E. Suuble said II saw my
brother in all the stages Of the disease. He
begen improving soon as he began taking
the Pink Pills. Whsn my sister went away
in January he was apparently at death S
door and nobody seemed to lave any hope
for him. He certainly had little or none
| for himself, and hs was very dependent in
spite of all efforts to cheer him. lie declar ed
that he felt better soon as he began TAX
ing the Pink Pills, and to one who like my
self, was attending him day by day, there
could he no doubt that they and they nlone
were the cause CT his Improvement. Why
all others things he had tried he had sban
doned, for they had failed to do him the
slightest good. What else could have put
him on his feet aga,n? We don't wonder
at his enthusiasm for the Pink Pills"
George j. B pwman, the proprietor of the
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that Mr.. Struble said in reference to the
Pink Pills know 10 be true. In fact he
cant say too much about them for they
have undoubtedly saved his lite"
At the Branchville drug store, chief clerk
Henry Beemer remarked, 81 have no doubt
that DR.. Williams Pink Pills have cured
Mr.. Struble.' Joseph II. Mcdonald, the
proprietor of the General ore of Branch
vile, and Postmaster Knox, expressed the
selves in similar terms.
Pink Pills for many years previous to
their general manufacture were u.ei as a
prescription. At first they wers chiefly
prescribed Tor impure blood and general
weakness. Now they are found to be Il
never falling specific for such diseases as
locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, st. Nitus'
dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism,
nervous headache, the after effects Of La
salow compilations, ard all diseases of the
blood, such as ecrotuIa, chronic erysipelas,
etc.
They are also specific for trouble les pecu-
liar to females such as suppressions, irregu-
larites, and all forms of weakness. They
build up the blood and restore the glow OF
health 10 pale and sallow CHEEKS. In men
they effect a radical cure in oil cases arising
from mental worry, overwork, or excuses
of wi a,ever nature Pink Phi s are sold in
boxes never in loose form, by the dozen OF
uudred, and tho public is cautioned against
numerous limitations sold in this shapsD, a.
81 cents box or six boxes for Sc 80, and
may be had of all druggists or direct by
mail from DR.. viii ans Medicine Com
pany, Schenectady, N ", or BrocIville
Ont.
COL. AlNSWORTH INDICTED.
with Others he 10 Held Responsible fol-