The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-14
AISCELLANEOUS
A CINCINNATI MIRACLE.
Why Mi. Charles B. Noble Is Being Con-
graduated.
A Remarkable Case of Being Completely
Cured of Paralysis After Nearly
Three Years OF Suffering and
Eminent PLY sicinns Had
Declared Their Best
Efforts Baffied.

credence in patent medicine stories and
seldom bother to even read them. ms IS
not to be wondered at when 1t IS taken
into consideration how often they are
called upon by INSCRIPTIONS persons TO
fabricate and publish stories of remark
able cures and perhaps print picture OF
the my thical man or woman supposed 70
have been cured. That all medicine ao-
vertisements are not mere lakes anu
that all newspaper men are not eQuaiiy
prejudiced is proven by story publlshed
In the Cincinnati TimeS-Stur OF we'll
known newspaper man whose Ike was
saved by reading an advertisement. 30
remarkable and interesting is the story
that it is here reproduced as published IN
the Times Star:
Mr.. Charles B. Noble, the well-known
litterateur. who has been suffering lor
nearly three years with paralysis. was
upon the street to-day, cheerful and active,
and the recipient of Congratulations from
his many friends. There is bond OF
unity between all newspaper men, so tnaI
Mr.. Mobiles case appeals to every meWoeI
of the craft as we'll as 20 every one aff1 icted
as he was. Mr.. Noble has spent the last
three years in travelling from city to city
seeking skilled physicians, TO whom ne
has appealed in vain for relief. knowing
this, A reporter expressed surprise at tie
remarkable cure. but Mr.. Noble, after exc.
cutting a jig IT, show that he was as SOUND
as he looked. let the reporter into the
secret of his cure.
''k was hard time had of it," said he,
"but the last medicine we take is always
the one that cures. and l have taken the
last. l was parayZed on March 8. 1890,
while in the employ of the David Williams
Publishing Company of New York City
as their travelling representative from
Cincinnati. / found the travelling a great
help TO me, both in a financial and
literary way, but suddenly stricken down
as | was at Somerset, o.. $50 miles from
Cincinnati, | was inc ,pacitated for both
writing and money-making. Luckily, my
literary productions had been remunera-
tive, and had a snug bank account laid
up, but these three years have made
drain on 1t.
II sought score of physicians, going to
the best SPECIALISTS in Cir cinnatI, Chatta-
nooga and Pittsburg. Twelve Cincinnati
doctors pronounced my case lncurable. but
| would not give up. and alter seeking in
vain for relief in Pittsburg and Chatta-
nOoga consulted the best medical talent in
Chicago. Up to January II, 1898. had
S, ent So, 500 for doctors and medicine, and
was about TO give up in deS pair when / got
hod of DR.. Williams PINK Pills for Pale
People, through reading the advertise
luents.
From the firstweek of using the remedy
l made steady IMPROVEMENT. and on April
II put up my cane after using 1t thirty
months. l certainly believe this medicine
is all that the proprietors claim for II, and
that it will do all they say it will. | take
pleasure in recommending it 10 all SIM
larlv afflicted. Like many who have tried
medicine n vain was doubtful of its value
at first, and only used it when l grew des-
perate. Now | can not praise it too highly.
1t has restored me to health and siren tn
and | feel gratei ul accordingly. Dr.. Whit
taker pronounced ita hopeless case OF loco
motor ataxia.
Eyes, / know there are many who will
fancy anything you say about my case is an
advertisement, but if they want any or
rohoration. let the m address me at the 7. Nj.
c. A. building, and will che erfully answer
all inquiries II stamps are enclosed.
Pink Pills. while advertised and handled
by he drug trade as a proprietary article,
are not considered a paten medicine in the
sense that name implies. For many years
previous 20 their general manufacture they
were used as prrScrl ption. A first their
great restorative powers were not fully re-
cognized and they were chiefly prescribed
for impure blood and general weakness
Their remarkable success in such cases,
and the fact that there was nothing in the
formula that could do anv harm, even If
they did not do any good. led to their being
tried in cases where the skill Of the physi-
elan and the power of medicine had en-
tirely failed. Their power of restoration
seemed to border on the marvellous. They
proved 10 be never-failing specific for
such diseases as locomotor ataxia. partial
paraly SIS, ST. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neu-
| ralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache. the
after effect of la grippe. palpitation OF the
heart. pale and salow compilations and all
diseases of the blood, such as scrofula,
chronic erysipe as, etc.
They are also specific for troubles pc
cuiar to females such AS suppressi0ns,
irre gulartieS and all forms of weakness.
They build up the blood and restore the
glow of health TO pale and sallow cheeks.
In case of men they fleet rad cal cure in
all cases arising from mental worry, over
work or excuses Of whatever nature.
| Pink Pills are sold in boxes never in
lonse form, by the dozen or hundred, and
the public is caution against numerous
limitations sold In this shspe) at 80 cents a
box or six boxes for 81 80, ana may be h ad
OF all druggists or direct by mail from DR..
Williams Medicine Company, Science.
tady, n. Y. or Brockville, Ont. The price
at which these Pills are sold makes g
course Of treatment inexpensive as com
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