The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-11-24
A CINCINNATI MIRACLE.
WHY MR.. CHARLES B. NOBLE
is BEING CONGRATULA no.


A Remarkable Case of Being Com
Cured of Paralysis After Nearly
Years of Suffering and Emine
Physicians Had Declared
Theis Best Efforts
Bah1ed
Newspaper men as rule place at
credence in patent medicine storit
seldom bother to even read them.
is not to be wondered at when it is a
into consideration how often the
called upon by INSCRIPTIONS perst
fabricate and publish stories of rel
BILE cures and perhaps print pictl
the mythical man or woman suppos
have been cured. That all medicii
vertisements are not mere flakes,
that all newspaper men are not e 3a.
prejudiced is proven by story pub
in the Cincinnati Times-Star of
known newspaper man whose life
saved by reading an advertisement
remarkable and interesting is the
that it is here reproduced as publish ea
the Times-Star.
|. Mr.. Charles B. Noble, the well-k
litterateur, who has been suffering
nearly three years with paralysis, was a
the street today, cheerful and active
the recipient of congratulations from
many friends. There is bond of -
between all newspaper men, SO that
Mobiles case appeals to every membe
the craft as well as to every one affi
as he was. Mr.. Noble has spent the
three years in travelling from city to
seeking skilled physicians, to whom
has appealed in vain for relief III
| ing this, a reporter expressed sprprlf
the remarkable enre. but Mr. No.~i~,s
executing jig to show, that he va
sound as he looked, let the reporter
the secret of his cure.
at was a hard time l had of it,"
he, "but the last medicine we take is
ways the one that cures, and have to
the last, was paralyzed on Marcll
1890, while in the employ of the d
Williams Publishing Company of !
York City as their travelling represe
, tive from Cincinnati. found the t
cling a great help to me, both in FL
cial and literary way, but sudd'
stricken 1own as was at Somerset,
l50 miles from Cincinnati, was in
acitated for both writing and mo
? making. Luckily my literary product
had been remunerative, and | had s
bank account laid up, but these Il
years have made a drain on it.
! / sought q score of physicians, e
to the best specialists in Cincinnati, G
Z tanooga and Pittsburg. Twelve Gin
natl doctors, pronounced my case In
. able, but would not give up, and q
q seeking in vain for relief in Pittsburg
2 Chattanooga, consulted the best med
q talent in Chicago. Up to January
q 1898, I had spent $1,000 for doctors
g medicine and was about to give vi
v despair when / got hold of DR.. Will,
Pink Pills for Pale People, through r
n ing the advertisements.
r. From the first week of using the re
q dy made steady Improvement, ant
Y April IL, put up my cane after usin
q thirty months. l certainly believe
5 medicine is all the proprietors claim
v it, and that it will do all they say it
l. | take pleasure in recommending it to
II similarly afflicted. Like many who
"a tried medicine in vain was doubtful
% its value at first, and only used it WIFI
,e grew desperate. Now l cannot prai
,e too highly. 1t has restored ME to h,
l. and strength and feel grateful acc
a. ingly. Dr. Whitaker pronounced
20 hopeless case of locomotor ataxia.
es Yes, know there are many who
fancy anything you say about my cas-
an advertisement, but if they want
is confederation. let them address me a
- Y. M. C. A. building, and will g
ry fully answer all inquiries if stamps
= enclosed.
~ Pink Pills, while advertised and
{. led by the drug trade as proprietal
10 ticle, are not considered patent med
"a in the sense that name implies. For
it yesrs previous to their general man
re ture they were used as a prescriI
u At first their great restorative po
en- were not fully recognized and they
no chiefly prescribed for impure blood
w general weakness. Theil remarkable
cess in such cases, and the fact that
Il was nothing in the formula that eoul
ri any harm, even if they did not dc
is good, led to their being tried in
TX where the skill of the physician an
to power of medicine had entirely I
Ky Their power of restoration SEEM
u border on the marvellous. They p
= a. to be never-failing specific for sue
:. eases as locomotor ataxia, partial |
IN ysis, st. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neur
Wv rheumatism, nervous headache, the
nly effect of La Grippe, palpitation 9
mp heart, pale and sallow compilations
J. all diseases of the blood such as scr
~ chronic erysipelas, etc.
Wv They are also specific for troubl
!, culiar TO females, such as suppress
;,os Irregularities, and all forms of wea
GU They build up the blood and restoI
hi glow of health to pale and sallow G
FIN case of men they effect a radical