Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13
A LANslNGBURG MIRACLE.
A Railway Man Talks.
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Eepeis.. ~ Prsmiasat physlesaas, stsu
o. Surprising Inherent vsriast under Or.
lrrem Troy. n. Y. rimes.l

lam the most conservative reporter a
the stan. dc.pise the chmeriesl, coun
the reYl. burrow in facts. l am ffuu
Lsusirrburg. We don't Often get eooa
n inp from there. but here 10 one. F.C.
kirnbsli last nis ht gave me the following;
II An, u plain, straightforward man.
Originally from Lsnsinsburg. " here nov ~
si,e my mother, brother and sister. Sevsnl
wears axo moved to Rochester. There
VA. ia tile employ of the Erie Railroad I,
yard and freight superintendent After
strain TO NY bs,k, caused by heavy lifting.
,hree wears ego, developed so-ealled rheu-
ma,ism. IL was an increasing thing for
two vesrs,--at times worse, again better. l
worked internationally. IL would shut nv
ewes | would fall down. My feet and leg,
soon lost feelir g-were numb. This ex-
tended to my stomach and AT times to nv
hands. Doctors Lee and Spencer Of Roch.
eter finally pronounced my case prosres-
siv, locomotor staxia, said il was iucurable,
and that they could only ease my sufferings,
and so lay. Up TO this time had been sick
nearly two years. Before this and for sew.
ersl months / WAS confined TO my bed. Plus
stuck into my limbs the full length gave me
r. feeling whatever; my legs seemed " ooe-
en-. To round thu m gave on noise like
wcoi. So say. as | lay there was ab.
Saiateiy oae-hdlf dedd-desd from the
waist down. There was one word written
in large characters all over that sick room
CLAY. Life departed from my limbs.
II AZ word best expressed what WAS left.
Y "a, of course, have read of John Mar
shsll. The reporter in describing him, De.
scrih,,i me exactly. sent for the remedy
- hi h cured him,--for DR.. Willisms' Pink
pills. 10 Schenectady. N. Y, and tried
them. l took them irregularly for t~o
months. They didn't seem to help.
All ct a sudden one morning one Of my less
bepsn 10 prickle--seemed rs though rubbed
with ne,,les. Then, perhaps. you think
did no, investigate that medicine. began
to mend fast. got some circulation, got con-
troll Of my bowels and after = few weeks got
ont of bed and tried TO stand. At last l
fetched it. Could walk-now can run. And
Pink Pills cured me. The doctors said
couMn't be cured, hut l am. What | am
now telling you is merely n reiterstion Of
what 1 long ago wrote to the DIR. Williams
Medicine Company at Schenectady, and my
,lidsyit 10 the same is now in their hands.
Here also is n letter which my mother wrote
tn them and to which she has made sfiidA-
Wit rs You see.'
lSf Second Ave. ,LANsINGnCRG,N.l
Dear Sirs My son Fred has just writ.
ten gu letter concerning himself to which
| desire to add few words in entire cor
roboration of all he has said. He has told
Won of his agony and his cure. The remem-
brsnce of the whole thing makes me shud-
der NJ think of it. II is all too wonderful
for me. was resigned 10 his fate. Now
Us look at him walking about and feeling
well. with | is old health and ambition re-
turned, it does .eem that he has been born
again and rescued from death for fact
Could |, therefore, say too much to you Of
thanks in the fullness Of my gratitude? Can
well cease blessing you? Yet the intensity
of my feelings make my words OF thanks
giving to you seem but empty indeed; for
the lost is found, and he that was dead is
alive again.
Yours, HARRIET j. kIspALL.
Sworn and subscrb bed before me this 9Th
day of April, 1898. NJ. l.. FAScnER,
Notary Public.
Mrs. Kimball said while | believe in
answers TO prayer and prayed earnestly for
his recovery, for | am a Christian woman,
and b, leve my prayers were answered, do
think Pink Pills were the means the Lord
used TO effect my sons cure. want you to
meet nav daughter, Mrs. q, II. 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. kinball brought
them in, and while the story ne told vas
most complete and could be added to by
nothing they might sly, yet the reporter
heard from the bps of the sister and their
pastor. corroborative words of all that has
been sail The reporter also ran across the
son-in-law, Mr.. G.. II. NORTON, cashier Of
the National Bank of Troy, and spoke to
linn of Mr.. KimbaI. lie is busy man and
though he could only be detained for mo-
ment he said IL know nothing of the case
technically. lie says he was cured by Dr.
Williams Pink Pills, and think that is
about the size of it,
Mr. William II. Flandresu, the druggist
At sli River ST.. Troy, said at Is the
most wonderful cure from locomo,or atsxis
II so-cslled incurable disease. Mr.. Kim
bali tells me lie owes his recovery to PiDk
Pills entirely and ! have every reason to
believe him."
Pink Pills restore pale people and sollOw
compile ri pms to the glow Of health. and are
o specific for all the troubles peculiar to the
female sex, while in the case of men they
feet radical cure in all cases arising
from mental worry, ovcrsoIk or txcesses
of whatever nature
These Pills are manufactured by the DR..
Williams Medicine Company Schenectady,
N. Y. and Rockville, Ont, and 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 box, or six boxes for
81 80, and may be had Of all druggists or
1irect by mail from DR.. Williams Medicine
Company from either address.
Prof A. Il. Rogers Of Maine State Col