The Progress., 1893-11-18
ANOTHER h. J. MIRACLE.
4 STORY FROM NEW JERSEY IN
TERESTING TO EVERYONE.
Man Who Was Cured of rheumatism
aad Paralysis After Suffering FOR
Tweuty-siX Years

(Frooi lie Ihi'odeLDha Rccold.)
\ very interesting story comes
from Cape May c. H., y. }. The
chef character in the story is John
l.. Steel. who has lived in that town
for thirty years, and is one OF the best
known men in Ga, C May County. 10
Il reporter Mr.. Steel SAID: Certainly
I'll tell you the story. | am j4 year,
old an was first attacked with the
, rheumatism tweniy-siX Yeas ago. !
suffered al that mortal man could
stand. The medicine and the doc
tOrlng ! have had has cost me at the
very least, s., 80, but they were ali
like SO much water in my case.
lone day, in 1852, / was taken
with a chill up and down the back,
my leg gave out at the knee anI fe.i
ike a log. Never snail | forget the
dgon, | suffered. ! thought | would
20 cray. could not walk. and my
ieg was all drawn up at the knee and
cit as ii dead. 1t was without feel
uug and wItAOut power. l called in
/ r. Ala Aander Ioung. one of our town
( physicIans. He cupped ami blIstered
/ lie Without success. | went to Dr.
/ Towns. physician OF the old school.
/ DR.. Downs took my leg and pulled it
I out straight, then he laid it over the
! arm Of the sofa on which / was re-
Ginning, and from it suspended two
! ,r.cis. The pain WAS almost un-
4 bearable. The battery was ap-
Piled, and the result was
that | was just as bad as ever.
As a last resource went to the late
DR.. Pancoast, then of Jefferson Col
lege. He pronounced my case chronic
rheumatism, and said that he could
relieve the pain but could not cure
me. He gave me sarsaparilla and
. oxide of potassium, of which L had
Already taken quantity. | felt that
was gong from bad to worse. The
pans We're growing more intense, my
body was growing weaker and | had
10 crawl up stairs on my hands and
knees. | was as white as a sheet, and
At times nearly frozen to death.
slept under enough coverings TO
crush me, and was cold then. | had
. lit my leg around wherever
wanted it. but at night it would twitch
and jerk as thoLgh possessed by some
uendish power.
We'll, to cut long story short,
read in the Philadelphia Record
of man wnO had been
cured by Or. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. The story
appeared to be an authentic account,
and with ray of hope | sent for two
boxes Of Pink tills. This was about
six months ago. AS soon as | began
to take them they began to do me
good. | felt as though | had been
given fresh blood and new muscles.
When the two boxes were finished /
sent for six more, and under this
treatment continued to improve. /
began TO regain the use of my limbs
and | could soon get around with the
aid of crutch and cane. Now l have
discarded the crutch. ! have an ex-
cellent appetite and feel first-class all
over. Why, Pink Pills have done
more for me than all the rest of the
medicine and doctors put together,
and my recovery is due solely to them.
have taken in all twenty boxes Of
Pink ills and you can see for your
self what they have accomplished.
Suiting the action to the words Mr.,
Steel llaced his cane over his shOul
der and walked OF like a man who
had never had an hours sickness il
his life. Some idea of the severity o.
his case can be had from the fact thai
his left leg had been shortened nearly
an inch by the ravages of the disease
They are now given to the public a:
an unfailing blood builder and nerve
restorer, curing all forms of weakness
arising from watery condition of the
blood or shattered nerves. two fruit
full causes of almost every i'll tha
flesh is heir to. These pills are alsC
a specific for the troubles peculiar e
females, such as suppressions, al
forms of weakness. chronic cOnstipa
ton, bearing down pains, etc., and il
the case of men will give speedy relic
and effect a permanent cure in al
cases arising from mental worry, over
work or excuses of whatever nature
The pills are sold by all dealers, o
will be sent postpaid on receipt o
price, go cents per box, or six boxe
for ~. .50-they are never sold in bull
or by the 1907 by addressing DIR. Vii
liams' Medicine Co., Schenectady. N
Y, or Brockville. Ontario.
She Smuygled UIwIttingIy.