The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-31
4 N AUBURN MIRACLE,
AN ACT OF i,EROISM Is FOLLOW
ED By DIRE RESULTS.

Edward Dom lily Saves a Life Almost at
the Cost of His Own-AfLer Year OF
Suffering he is Restored to
Health-His Story as Told to
a Reporter OF the Auburn Bulletin.
(.iuLarn, N. y, Bulietin.)
| i on re ri lnat upon a chilly April
, DAYS, q ttw ear ago, an eight years old
10y fell no IL Ess river at the loot OF
Eighth stree', New York and when all
II IT'S to re cn, Linn hal failed, Edward
Dom Ell II, rsN oi his own life, plung.
ed mo the Wa:ei ard, when himself
nearly ,Xha sted, saved the boy f,,m
o~hinz. 1t vas a humane and self
or fl, ng uerd Il Il received deserved
commel.u. t,Jl in all the many / ewspa-
J.rS tha made mention of t Edward
DOuntly VAS then resident OF New
Yo,k Guy. bnt Ills wife was Amanda
Gran, man, Of Aubnrn, and sister, Mrs
sanuei ID. Cory of No. II Moravia ST.,
hich gave IA l. cal interest 10 The Incl
ient. All this US some time ago, aud
b tn II and Mr. D"nhelly have passed
out # tie nil d Of your CORRESPONDENT
until, few day . ago, while in Sarato! "a,
he was shown letter to a friend from
which he was permitted TO make the
following extract
AUBURN, N. y, Oct. 26, '92.
l am taking DIR. Williams PINK Pills.
They lave cured me OF that terrible
uiseast, Locomolor Ataxia. When l
commenced taking, L was wholly unable
u work aud nearly helpless. l am now
I'm prnved SO much that l have been
picking apples and wheeling them to the
barn Oh wheelbarrow.
EDWARD DoNNEILY,
II Moravia street, Auburn, N. Y.
Immediately Oh reaching Auburn,
your correspondent caleI at he above
address and found Mr. Donnelly out in a
barn where he was grinding apples and
making cider with hand press and he
seemed well and cheerful and happy.
Moravia Street is one Of the pleasant
suburban streets of Auburn, and No II
S about the last house on it before
reaching the open country, and nearly
TWO miles from the business centre of the
city,
why, yes" said Mr.. Donnelly, "cone
into the house, l will tell you all about
my case and how. Pink Pills cur, Il me,
aud Will he glad 10 do it and 10 have it
printed for the benefit of Others, for /
am sure L owe my restoration to health
and happiness wholly to those simple
but wonderful Pills" And then in tue
presence Of his wife and Mrs. Cory and
Mrs. Taylor, who all confirmed his state
ment, he told your correspondent the
story of his sickness and of his restora-
ton to health by the aid of DIR. Will
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People.
81 WIS born in Albany, n. V. and am
AZ years old. The greatest portion ofmy
life, have lived in New York City.
WAS general foreman there of the +. A.
NIulgrew Saw Mills, foot of Eighth
street on the East river. 1t was on the
20lh of April, 1889, that the boy fell into
the river and | rescued him from
drowning, but in saving his life, l con-
tracted disease which nearly cost me
my own. Why, sir, am sure ] should
have died long ago if Pink Pills had not
saved my life, and / wouldn't have cared
then for my suff.rings were so great that
death would have been blessed relief ;
but now, thank God, / am well man
again and free from pain and able TO
work aud to be happy.
you see when | saved the boy, | was
in the water 30 long that | was taken
with deathly chill and soon became so
stifiened up and weak That | could
neither work nor walk. For some time
i was under treatment of Dir. George
Mcdonald. He finally said he could do
nothing more for me and that had bet
ter go into the country. On the LIST of
last June. (lS92), my wife and | came up
To Auburn. | Was then in great pain,
almost helpless, the disease was grow
ing upon me, and | felt that | had come
to the home of my vile and of her sister
to die.
"Whcn the disease first came npon
me the numbness began in my heels
and pretty soon the whole OF both Of
my feet became affected. There vas q
cold feeling across the small Of my. back
and downwafds aud sense of serene 8
and tight pressure on the chest. The
numbness gradually extended up
both legs aud into the lower part of my
body. felt that death was creeping up
TO my vilals and | must say | longed for
the hour when He should relieve me Of
my pain and misery. i was still taking
the medicine cit was Iodide of Potas-
sum-" said his " fe) and was being rub
bed and having plasters put all over my
body, but with no benefit.
"The latter part of last June learned
of the case af Mr.. Chas. QUAINT, of Galway
in Saratoga county, cured by the use of
Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
l had never heord of those blessed Pills
before but thought if they could cure
Mr.. QUAINT of the same disease with
which was afflicted, perhaps they would
also cure me. So sent to the Chas. H.
Sugar Company, the popular Auburn
druggists ands chemists at 100 and III
Genesee ST., and got three boxes of the
Pink Pills and began taking them at
once, following all the directions closely.
In three weeks time was so improved
that from being helpless / was able to
help my self and Ia get vp and go to work
and to walk every day from No. "a Wal
nut ST., where then lived, TO Osborne's
New Irvine Factory, Seymour and Cot
tage streets-(more than mile)-where
1 was employed, but all the while was
taking Pink Pills.
Then DR.. Patchen, Of Wisconsin, uncle
of my wife, and who was here on a visit,
began to poo-poo at me for taking Pink
Pills and finally persuaded me to stop
taking them and let him treat me.
When he returned to the West he left