Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-10-19
A Iansingbutg Miracle.
A RAILWAY MAN TALKS.
Literally Half Dead, HiS Case Fro
nounced Hopeless by Prominent
Physicians, a story Of SURPRISING
Interest Verified under Oath.
From Troy. n. Y, TlmesJ

gohSA"hbs N bbViy VI ohA Poeoihb |
Interest Verified under Oath.
From Troy. n. Y, Tlmes.)
am the most conservative reporter
on the staff. I dtspise the chimerical, |
court the real. / burrow In facts. |
| am from Iansiugburg. We don't
often get 10 ID tung tom there, but
here Is one. +. G.. Klmbdll last night
gave me the following:
III am a plain straightforward man.
Originally from LanslDgbufg, where
now reside my mother, brother aud
sister. Several years agO l moved To
Rochester. There / WAS IN the employ |
OF the Erie Railroad IA yard and
freight suprrtendrnt. After "A strain
to my back, caused by heavy lifting,
three years ago, / developed 80 called
rheumatism. IL was All increasing
thing for two yeaTs,-at times worse.
again better. / worked Internationally.
II | would fall down, my feet aud legs
soon lost feeling were numb. This
extended to my stomach and at times
to my hands. Doctors Lee and Spen
Ger Of Rochester finally pronounced my
case progressive lOcumOter ataxis, SAID
/ ~ was lItul ablfs hll'A AAlhh AAANl NbhAh
only ease my suilrrings aud 70 | lay.
Up to this time had been sick nearly
two years. Before this and for several
months was confined to my bed.
Pins stuck into my limb, the full
length gave me no feeling whatever;
my legs seemed wooden. To pound
them gave off noise like wood. so |
say as lay there / WIS absolutel, one
halt dead-dead from the waist down.
There was one VOID written in large
characters all over that sick IoOm-C-
l. A-Y. Life deparledf,Om my Limits,
that word best expressed what was lett.
| You, of course. have reed John Mar
snail, The reporter IN describing him,
described me exactly. | sent for the
remedy which cured him, - for DR..
Williams PIX PiIls, to Schenectady,
n. Y, and tried th,m. | took them
iuegularly for two months. They
didn't seem to help. All Of sud ieE
one morning one Ut my legs brRan to
pnckle setm med as though rubbed with
uettlts. Then, perhaps, you think l
did not investigate that mt dicine. /
began to mend last; got some circulA-
ton, got control If my bowels and after
few weeks got out Of bid aud triei to
stand. AT last fetched it. Could
walk now can ruL. Aud Pink Pills
cured me. Tbs Il clers said | couldn't
be cur, d, but am, What | am now
telling YOU is merely n Federation Of
what long ago wrote to the DR. VII
lams Medicine Company 90 Schpnec.
tady. and my aili lpylt to the came is
now I'm thrir hatds. Here also is n
letter which nv mother vrutrto them
aud to which she has made affidavit, a.
you see"
1856 Second Ave. ,LANslGDURG, n Y.
Dear sirs: My t,n FIed has just
written you tester concerning himself
to which desire to adt few wUrls IN
eutiie cprrDborilun of all he has saii.
lie has tod you Of his agony aud hi
cure. The rem mbunce Of the who'll
, thing mlsts mc snuddeT as | think OF
II. IL isHll too wonderful for me.
WIS resigned To his fate. Now as
look at my walking about and feelii 4
, well, with his old health and ambition
! returned, IL does ss,m th,t he has beer
I born again and rescued from death fol
n n fact. Could /, therefore, say toe
much to you # thanks IN the fullues
Of my graiitud'p Can | well Cpas
: blessing your Yet the intensity Of m.
feelings make my words Of thanksgiv
ing TO you seem but empty indeed; 70
the lost il found, and he that was deaf
in alive again.
Yours, HARRIET J. KIMBALL.
= Sworn and subscribed before me thi
= 9th day April, 1893.
4 NJ. l.. FASCHER,
, Notary Public.
Mrs. Rimball said: "Wmle | be
Z lieve IN answers TO prayer and praye,
d earnestly tor his recovery, for | am
y christian woman, and believe IN
prayers were answered, ! do thin
Pink Pills were the means the LurI
10 used TO effect my sons cure wan
r YOU to meet my daughter, Mrs. &. ii
Morrison, with whom we are livlnI
n here, and he Rv. George Fallle
:, pastor Of Westminster church, VIII
II lives with us. aud he ,r what they ha,
o to saw So MIS-. Kimball brough
8 hem in, aud while the story ~ iOl,
was most complete and could be aide,
II to by nothing they might say, yet IN
" reporter heard from the lips Of IN
y sister and their pastor corrobOrativ
d words Ot all that has been said. Tn
II reporter also ran across the sln'in law
n MIR. G.. II. Morrison, cashier OF III
National bank. Of Troy. and spoke I
u him Of Mr.. Kimball. He Ia n busy ma
u and though he could only he dAtaine
r. u moment, he said: II know nothin
- Of the case technically. He saws h
"a was cured nv DR.. williams PINK Pills
10 atd think that Ia about the size of 10
Il MIR. William II, rlandreau, IT,
~ druggist Mt Sl4 River St, Troy. fai'
"A at IL the most wonderful cure tror
g.. 'Ocrmotor ataXia socalled incnTah'
, disease MIR. Kimball tells me he owe
y his recovery to Pink Pills entirely an
d | have every reason to believe him
y. Pink Pills restore pale prcp'e an
sallow compilations to the glow g
IN health. and are specific for all Nh
w. troubles peculiar to the female seS
'r while In the case Of men thew effec'
| radical cure in AL caaes arising tror
Ar mental worry. overwork or excuses {
a whatever nature"
These mills are manufactured by I'll
Dr. Williams Medicine company
10 Srhnectady. N. Y, and Brockvill'
d Ont. and are snld in boxes (never I
IA loosa form by the dozen or hundred an
the pnhlic are cautioned again'
~ nnmerous limitations sold in this shar'
at 80 cents box, or six hoXes T.
80 so. end may he had Of all druggist
-. dir,at h.. -, al from nr william