The morning call., 1893-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS,
4 NEW JERSEY MIRACLE.
Helpless for Years With Locomotor Ataxia
and Rheumatism-His Case Pronounced
Hopeless by the Leading Physicians
of Sussex County.
BY speca, Correspondence to the N Y. Press.


The busy little village of Branchville,
n. j.. has been the scene of a modern
miracle. Charles f. Struble, well-known
and prosperous farmer. living on Home
stead Farm, in frankfort Township.
few miles from Branchvile, is just now
the chief subject of discussion throughout
Sussex County.
The Press is always up to date In Its
news, both political or medical. and has
procured the following from Mr.. Struble's
own lips:
Il have been troubled with rheuma-
tism off and on for twenty years. L have
tried all kinds of medicines and treat
ments. L have taken sulphur baths at
Hamburg. n. j., Newton, n. j., and in
New York City with a doctor who charged
me 50 80 a bath each day. An English
doctor treated me with galvanic battery
at Rockaway. Morris County, n. \. L
have tried many doctors. None Of them
did me any permanent good. l used all
kinds of linments | could hear OF. but
without avail.
about two years ago [ was taken much
worse and my doctor said l had locomotOr
ataxia of the spine, and that the chances
were against me. After treating for a
time he finally gave me up and said he had
done ali he could for me.
THE cords of my limbs were drawn
tight as the cords on a kettle drum, and
mad such cramps in nv limbs that l suf-
all the time. l had to use hot-water bag
and heated bricks to MY feet, but even
then | could not get anv relief.
Finally ! heard Of DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People, and l commenced
taking them on February 5. 1898. l found
to- l,,o- 4 - - .
legs began TO let up my feet began to get
warm, began to eat and sleep well. and
in one month l had gained six pounds.
The numbness in my limbs began 10 leave
me too, and to-day l feel like new man,
and cannot say 100 much in praise OF DIR.
Williams Pink Pills. / am able to walk
and do some work, and all this is after
using only nine boxes of Pink Pills. feel
so grateful for my recovery that | am glad
to let The public know what these pills
have done for me-"
In order to emphasize his story, Mr..
Struble made the following affidavit:
Sworn and subscribed before me this
thirteenth day of April, A. ID. 1898.
IRA Coss, Justice Of the Peace.
Justice Coss evidenced his interest and
good feeling by the following certificate:
| hereby certify tina all that MIR. Struble
says regarding MS rheumatic and other
troubles believe to be true and correct.
LIZA COSS, JuSLtcG OF me IeUce.
On the farm with Mr.. Strubie live his
two adult sisters. Miss Annie NJ. Struble
made the following statement:
"Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie have done wonderful things for my
brother. He was in helpless condition
when | left him on January II last, and
when l returned on March %, | found him
cured. The most remarkable thing about
the case" she continued, rs the curing of
his lameness. OF course ! wanted TO know
all about the causes OF such wonderful
change, and | learned from him and my
sister and others, that during NAV absence
he had been using the Pink Pills, and that
his recovery was attributed solely 10 them"
Miss Mary E. Struble said: Il saw my
brother in all the stages of the disease He
began improving as soon as lie began TAX
ing the Pink Pills. When my sister went
away in January he was apparently at
deaths door and nobody seemed to have
any hope for him. He certainly had little
or none for himself, and he was very de-
spondsnt in spite of all Efforts to cheer
him. He declared that he felt better as
soon as he began taking the Pink Pills,
and to one who, like myself. was attending
him day by day, there could be no doubt
his Improvement. Why all other things he
had tried lie had abandoned. for they had
failed to do him the slightest good. What
else could have put him on his feet again?
We don't wonder at his enthusiasm for the
Pink Pills"
George j. Bowman, the proprietor of the
American hotel at Branchville. said: ''All
that Mr.. Struble says in reference to the
Pink Pills | know 10 be true. In fact he
can't say too much about them. for they
have undoubtedly saved his life"
At the Branchville drugstore. chief clerk
Henry Beemer. remarked. II have no
doubt that DR.. Williams Pink Pills have
cured Mr.. Struble." Joseph II. Melon
aid. the proprietor of the general store of
Branchvile. and Postmaster Knox, ex-
pressed themselves in similar terms
Pink Pills for many years previous to
their general manufacture were used as
prescription. At first they were chiefly
| prescribed for impure blood and general
weakness. Now they are found to be
never-falling specific for such diseases as
locomot0r ataXia, partial paralysis. ST.
| Wins dance. sciatica, neuralgia, rheu-
matism, nervous headache, the after effect
of Ia grippe, palpltation of the heart, pale
and sallOw compilations. and all diseases of
the blood, such as scr0fula, chronic cry
| slpeas, etc.
They are also n specific for troubles pc
| cullar 10 females, surh as impressions,
irregularities and all forms of weakness
| They build up the blood and restore the
glow OF health to pale and sallow cheeks.
In men they effect radical cure in all
cases arising from mental worry, over
| Work, or excuses of whatever nature.
| FINK Pills are sold in boxes (never in
| loose form, by the dozen or hundred, and
the public is caution ed against numerous
| limitations sold in this SHAPED. at so cents a
DoX or six boxes FIR 50 30. and may be had
| Of a u druggists or direct by mail from DR..
! williams Medicine Company, Science
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