Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-05-31
AN ILLINOIS MIRACLE.
A Case Of Deep Interest to Women
Everywhere.
Saved Through Casual Glance at a
Newspaper-Wesk, Pale and in
Deplorable Condition when Re-
lief came-A Remarkable Mar
rative Carefully Investi-
gated by Dubuque
Times Reporter.

Dubuque Iowa, Times.)
Among the peculiar conditions with which
the people of the present age are endowed
is remarkable capacity for doubling. A
full belief only comes after a careful inves
tigation, and after positive proofs have been
presented. Current report said there had
beer remarkable cure in the case Of lady
Of Savanna, ILL.,, but as current report is
not always accurate, and as the story told
was one possessing deep interest for the
public, The Times determined upon a
thorough investigation into the matter
The result of this investigation proved that
not only was the story true, but that the
case was even more remarkable than the
public had been given to understand.
Mr.. A. X. Kenyon lives on Chicago Ave-,
Savanna, ILL.,, and il was there the reporter
sought him to learn of the sickness of his
wife, and the cure of which so much is be-
ing said. Arrived there Mrs. Kenyon told
your reporter the following
Twas born in Warren County, New
York, thirty-three years ago. was mar
ried when ! was nineteen and came TO
Savanna seven years ago. With the ex-
ception of being at times subject TO violent
sick headaches ! considered myself a
healthy woman up TO five years ago. At
that time | was very much run down and
an easy prey to the ever present malaria in
and about the Mississippi bottom lands.
was taken violently i'll and during the sue
ceeding five or six months was the greater
part Of the time helpless. The local ply
sicians said / had been affected by malarial
and intermittent fever. / continually grew
weaker and finally went 10 see DIR. McAvery
Of Clinton, Iowa, who is reputed to be one
of the ablest physicians in the Mississippi
valley. lie treated me for time without
beneficial effects, and finally told me he
thought he could help me il would alb.
solutely abstain from work. That was not
to be thought Of. II able TO 60 about had
to look after my household duties. | then
consulted prominent doctor Of Savanna.
NV stomach would not retain the medicine
he gave me and he came to the conclusion
that my stomach was badly diseased. Oc-
casionally would choke down and nearly
suffocate. then went to DIR. Maloney and
he pronounced il case Of heart trouble.
He helped me temporarily, but like the
rest said must stop all work or nothing
could be done for me. All this time had
grown weaker and paler until | was in a
deplorable condition. l had continual
feeling of tiredness, my muscular power
was nearly gone, and | could not 20 up half
dozen steps without resting, and often
that much exercise would cause ME TO have
a terrible pain in my side. Seemingly the
blood had left the veins. l was pale as
death my lips we're blue and cold and !
had given up all hope Of eyer being better.
About the first Of April last a young man
boarding with us received Fulton, I'LL,
paper. II was his home paper sent him by
his mother. picked IL up one day and in
casually glancing over its columns, came
across an account of marvellous cure
through the use Of DIR. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People. Candidly, did not be-