Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-01-28
A DETROIT MIRACLE.
A GREAT TRIUMPH FOR MEDi-
CAL SCIENCE.


case has just come to light here, the
particulars of which are published
in the EvEx1xG News, which will be
read with considerable interest, as
it records the remarkable achiev-
ment of a medical discovesy, which
has already won great and enduring
fame. The story is told by the News
as follows:-
The following paragraph, which
appeared in the News short time
go, furnished the basis OF this infor-
mation-a case that was so wonder
fully remarkable that it demanded
further explanation. 1t IS of sutfic-
lent importance to the News
readers to report it to them fully.
1t was so important then that it at
tracted considerable attention at the
time. The following IS the para
graph in question:
&c B Northrop, for % years one of
the best known merchants on Wood
ward avenue, who was supposed to
be dying last Spring of locomotor at
aka, or creeping paralysis, has sec
ured new lease of life and returned
to work at his store. The disease
has always been supposed to be in
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has greatly improved, and it looks
now as if the grave would be cheat
ed of its prey"
Since that time Mr.. Northrop has
steadily improved, not only in looks,
but in condition, till he has regained
his old-time strength.
1t has been limited to the writer of
this article, who was acquainted
with Mr.. Northrop, that this miracu-
lous change had been wrought by a
very simple remedy called DR.. Viii
liam's Pink Pills for Pale People.
When asked about it Mr.. Northrop
fully verified the statement, and not
only so, but he had taken pains to in
form any one who was suffering in
a similar manner when he heard of
any such case. Mr.. Northrop was
enthusiastic at the result in his own
case of DIR. Williams Pink Pills. 1t
was a remedy he had heard of after
he had tried everything he could
hope to give him relief. He had been
in the care Of the best physicians
who did all they could to alleviate
this terrible malady, but without
avail. He had given up hope, when
friend in Lockport, N. Y, wrote
him of the case of a person there
who had been cured in similar cir
cumstances by DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. The person
cured at Rockport had obtained his
information respecting DR.. Williams
Pink Pills from an article published
in the Hamilton, Ont, Times. The
case was called "The Hamilton Mir
aele," and told the story of man
in that city who, after almost incred-
ible suffering, was pronounced by
the most eminent physicians to be
incurable and permanently disabled.
He had spent hundreds of dollars in
all sorts of treatment and appliances
only to be told in the end that there
was no hope for him, and that cure
was impossible. The person alluded
to (Mr. John Marshall, of rs Little
William Street, Hamilton, Ont.),
was, member of the Royal Temp
lars of Temperance, and after hav-
ing been pronounced permanently
disabled and incurable by physicl-
ans, was paid the $1,000 insurance
disability provided by the order for
its members in such cases For years
Mr.. Marshall had been utterly help
less, and was barely able to drag
himself around the house with the
aid of crutches. His ogonies Were
almost unbearable and life was a
burden to him, when relief came.
Some months after he had been paid
the disability clam he heard of DR..
Williams Pink Pills and was Undue
ed to try them. The result was mi
raculous; almost from thr outset an
Improvement was noticed, and in a
few months the man whom medical
experts had said was incurable, was
going about the city healthier and
stronger than before. Mr.. Marshall
was so we'll known in Hamilton that
all the city newspapers wrote up his
wonderful recovery in detail and ii
was as thus before stated, that Mr..
Northrop came into possession of the
information that led to his equally
remarkable recovery. One could
sea rcely conceive a case more hope
less than that of Mr.. Northrop. His
injury came about in this way: One
day nearly four years ago, he STUN
bled and fell the complete length OF a
steep flight of stairs which were at
the rear of his store. His head and
spine were severely injured. He was
picked up and taken to his home,
Creeping paralysis very soon devel.
oped itself, and in spite of the most
strenuous efforts of friends and ply
sicians the terrible affliction fastened
itself upon him. For nearly two
years he was perfectly helpless. He
could do nothing to support his
strength in the least effort. He had
to be wheeled about in an invalid's
chair. He was weak, pale and fast
sinking when this timely informa-
ton came that vertically snatched his
life from the jaws of death. Those
who at that time saw a feeble OLD
man wheeled into his store on an in
valids chair, would not recognize
the man now, so great is the change
that DR.. Williams Pink Pills have
wrought. When Mr.. NorthroI
learned of the remedy that had cured
Mr.. Marshall in Hamilton, and the
person i'll Lockport, he procured a
supply of DIR. Williams Pink Pills
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