The morning call., 1893-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS,
A PHYSICIAN TALKS.
THE REMARKABLE STORY AND AFFI.
DAVIT OF DIR. LEWIS BLUNDIN.
fflfcted with PARALYSIS for Twenty-Five
Years-Pronounced IncurabIe by
the Foremost Physicians of the
WorId-A Case of World
Wide Interest.
From the Philadelphia Times.

MANY survivors of our late war left the
ranks unwounded but with broken consti-
tutions: an instance in point, is Lewis d.
| Blundin, a resident of Hulmeville, Bucks
Co., Pa. In relating his experiences and
what he had suffered in consequences of the
bardships he had encountered Mr.. Blundn
said:
II was born at Bridgewater, Penna., in
lS41. and went through the war as private,
sergeant and hospital steward il Company
C.. 2Sth Pennsylvania Volunteers. My SER
vice was active and while in Georgia had
an attack of typhoid fever, which left me
weak and a ready victim for future dis
ease. My kidneys were then affected and
| THIS hnally developed into spinal trouble
which lasted through my army service. In
1866 was mustered out with an bic
discharge and entered the Jefferson Medi-
cal College in Philadelphia as student. l
graduated two years later with a diploma
but did not practice. At that time [ was
living In ManayuDk. One day, after | had
graduated, was lying on a sofa at my
home In Manayunk. when / felt cold SEN
sation in my lower limbs as though the
blood had suddenly left them. When I
tried to move them / was horrfed at the
discovery that was paralyZed from my
hips to my toes. The paralysis was COM
piete and pin or pinch Of the flesh
4 C"uscu Ho pdiu i cUulu not move Il muscle.
l called in DR.. William G. Todd of Phila-
delphla. He made careful and exhaus-
tive examination of my case, sounding and
testing and hnally announced that my
| trouble was caused by inflammation of the
spinal cord, and that | would likely have
another stroke of paralysis. | consulted
DR.. l. W. Gross and DIR. Pancoast of JEFF
! ferson College, Philadelphia. with the same
result. called in DIR. Morehouse of Phil
adelpha. who said that 10 amount of med
lcine would ever prove of the slightest
| benefit to me.
"One day last Sertemb Der decided to try
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
| sent for one box. | had always been
| troubled with sort of vertigo after my
| first stroke Of paralysis to such an extent
that when got out of my bed my head
would swim and had difficulty in saving
digestve organs ruined and no assimila-
| tlon OF food In addition to nv many
other ailments. rheumatism held a promi-
nent place. By the time l had finished the
hrst box OF Pink Pills l was comparatively
free from these minor ills. Ny appetite
returned. the digestive organs got down TO
their daily grind and the rheumatism dis
| appeared. l was much encouraged and
immediately sent for half dozen boxes of
the Pink Pills. Relief followed upon re-
| lleI with astonishing rapidly First one
/ all would disappear, then another until the
pills got to work on the foundation stones
of my trouble-paralysis. / felta sense of
exhiliration and the general effect was
beneficial. becoming more so each day
Noting this fact [ Increased the dose from
one TO two pills after each meal for a few
days. Before l had taken the six boxes of
pills, was sitting in my chair one after
noon, when felt curious sensation in my
| left foot. Upon investigation, found 1t
had texed, or. in other words, become
movable, and could move it. From that
| = m U Inn rnU Uap m rxyao Cfn
1t was not long before / was walking
| around on crntcnes with little or no dis
comfort. Twas three years before taking
the Pink Pills that 1 had been able to use
the crutcbes ar any time. My health is
daily improving and feel sure that Soink
Pliis have done me more good than all the
doctors and all the medicine in the coun-
try and as they are not costly | can easily
| afford the treatment"
| Mr.. Blundin tells of another remarkable
! cure effected by the use of Pink Pills It
was one of his old comrades in the army,
who since the war has resided in Michigan,
| lie has been sufferer from rheumatism
| nearly all his life. Il know" said Mr..
Bundln, that there have been times when
he could not lit his arms to his head or
even his hands to his mouth, because of
chronic rheumatism. He read in Detroit
paper of wonderful cure made by Pink
Pills and bought box. HIS cure was sud-
den and complete. Knowing that was a
SuuticE lEUu IUculudLISE!, along WIN nv
other Ills, he wrote me about his recovery
and advised me to try them. l was then us
ing them. He said he had perfect control
of his arms and hands and could use them
freely without experiencing any pain. He
added that as a cure for rheumatism the
Pills were the most complete in the world.
My case alone proves that, for | am conf
dent that my greatly benefited condition is
due solely to the use of DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People,"
Sworn TO before me this 18th day of MAY,
1893. GEORGE HARRISON, Notary Public.
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