Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-10-04

over that eick room-C-L-A-Y. Life de-
parted from my limbs, that word best
expressed what was left. You, of course,
have read OF John Marshall. The report
or In describing him described mo exactly.
Isent for the remedy which cured him, for
DIR. Williams Pink Pills, TO Schenectady,
N. Y, and tried them. tried them IT.
regularly for two months. They didn't
seem to help. All of a sudden one morn
ing one Of my legs began to prickle-
seems as though rubbed with nettles
Then, perhaps, you think did not inves-
tigate that medicine. / began to mend
fast; got some circulation, got control OF
my bowels and after few weeks got out
of bed and tried to stand. At last
fetched It. Could walk-now can run.
And Pink Pills cured me. The doctors
said couldn't be cured, but am. What
am now telling you Is merely a reitera-
ton Of what long ago wrote to tho DR..
Williams Medicine Company at Science
tady, and my affidavit to the same is now
In their hands. Here also Is O letter
which my mother wrote to them and TO
which she has made affidavlt, as you see. "
1856 Second Ave-, Lansingburg, N. Y.
Dear Slrs:-My son Fred has just writ
ten you letter concerning himself TO
which desire to add few words In en-
tire confederation of all he has said.
He has told you OF his agony and HE
cure. The remembrance OF the whole
thing makes me shudder as think OF 1t.
IL Is all too wonderful for me. was re-
signed to his fate. Now as / look at
him walking about and feeling well, with
his old health and ambition returned, II
does seem that he has been born again
and rescued from death for fact. Gould
/, therefore, say too much TO you OF
thanks In the fullness Of my gratitudei
Can well cease blessing you? Yet the
intensity Of my feelings make my words
Of Thanksgiving to you seem but empty
indeed; for the lost Is found, and he that
was dead Is alive again.
Yours, HARRIET j. KIMBALL.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 9th
day of April, 1893. NJ. L. FANoHER,
Notary Public
Mrs. Kimball said: "While believe
In answers to prayer and prayed earnest
ly for his recovery, for am a Christia
woman, and believe my prayers were an
swered, / do think Pink Pills were the
means the Lord used to effect my sons
cure. / want you to meet my daughter
Mrs. G. III. Morrison, with whom we are
living here, and the Rev. George Fairlee
pastor OF Westminster Church, who lives
with US, and hear what they have TO say.
So Mrs. Kimball brought them in, ant
while the story as todd was most complete
and could be added to by nothing the,
might say, yet the reporter heard from
the lips OF the sister and their pastor
corroberative words OF all that has beer
said. The reporter also ran across tn,
son-in-law. Mr.. G. II. Morrison, cashier
of the National Bank Of Troy, anC
spoke to him of Mr.. Kimball. He Is {
busy man and though he could only b.
| detained for moment he said: ~ know
nothing OF the case technically. He say
he was cured by DR.. Williams Pink Pills
and think that Is about the size OF It,"
Mr.. William II. Flandreau, the drug
gist at 814 River st., Troy, said: ut II
the most wonderful cure from locomotol
ataxia-a so-called incurable disease. MIR
Kimball tells me he owes his recovery Il
Pink Pills entirely and have every rea
son to believe him."
Pink Pills restore pale people and sallov
compilations to the glow OF health, anC
are specific for all the troubles peculiar
to the female sex, while In the case o.
men they effect a radical cure In all cases
arising from mental worry. overwork OF
excuses of whatever nature"
These Pills are manufactured by tn,
DR.. Williams Medicine Company, Schen
ectady, N. Y, and Brockville, Ont, anc
are sold In boxes (never In loose form by
the dozen or hundred and the public are
cautioned against numerous limitations
sold In this shape) at so cents a box, Of
six boxes for $3.50, and may be had o.
all druggists or direct by mail from DR.
Williams Medicine Company from elthe
address.