The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-01-26
A CINCINNATI MIRACLE.
WHY MIR. CHARLES b. NOBLE
is BEING CONGRATULATED.
pletely Cured of Paralysis After
Nearly Three Years of Suffer-
ing, and Eminent Physicians
Had Declared Their Efforts
Baffled.

Newspaper men, as a rule, place lit
tie credenCe III patent medicine SGO-
rieS, and seldom bother 10 even read
them. This is not W be wondered at
when it is taken lnJO consideration
now often they are called upon by un-
scrupuluuS persons 10 1dDrIcdLe and
puDllsh stOIleS Of remarkable cures,
aud Chaps print picture OF the
mytnlGeti man or woman supposed 10
have Deen cured. That all medicine
advertisements are not fakes" and
that all newspaper men are not equal
~ preJudiced Is proven by story pub
llShed IN The Cincinnati Times StUr OF
we'll known newspaper man whose
life was saved by reduIug d Ii ADVERTISE
menJ. So remarkable and interest
ing Is the story That 1T Is here repro
duCed aS published ia The Times Star:
Mr.. Charles b. Noble, The we'll
known liLerdLeur, who has been suffer
ing for nearly three years with paral-
yslS, was upon the Street today. cheer
full and active, and the ecipient Of
congratulations from his MANY friends.
There is bond Of unity between all
wspaper men, 50 that Mr.. Mobiles
case appeals 10 every member OF the
as he was. Mr.. NOBLE has spent the
last three years in travelling from city
10 city, seeking skilled physicians, To
whom he has appealed IN vain for re-
lief. Knowing this, reporter eX-
pressed surprise at the remarkable
cure; but Mr.. Noble, after executing
d jig TO Show that he was as sound as
he looked, let the reporter into the Sc
cret of his cure.
1t was hard time | had of it,
said he, "bub the last medicine We
take is way The one that cures, and
| have taken the last. | was paralyzed
on March 9th, 1890, while in the EN-
ploy of the David Williams Publish
ing company, of New York city, as
their travelling representative from
Cincinnati. | found the travelling d
great help 60 me, both in financial
and literary way, but suddenly
stricken down as | was, at Somerset,
Ohio, $50 miles from Cincinnati, | was
incapacitated for both writing and
money making. Luckily, my literary
productions had been remunerative,
and | had snug bank account laid
up, but these three years have made d
drain on it.
81 sought score of physicians, 60
ing to the best specialists IN Clncln-
natl, Chattanooga, and PittSburg
Twelve Cincinnati doctors pronounce
ed my case incura BILE, but 1 would not
give up, and alter seeking in vain for
relief IN Pittsb arg and Chattanooga,
consulted the best medical talent in
Chicago. Up to Jan. II, 1893, had
spent So, 500 for doctors and medicine,
aud was about to give up in despair
when L got hold Of DR.. vii iam>'
Pink Pills for Pale People through
reading the advertisements.
From the first week of using the
remedy | made steady Improvement,
and on April 18th put up my cane,
after using it for thirty months. |
certainly believe This medicine is all
the prOprietOrS claim for it, and that
it will do all they say it will. l take
pleasure IN recommending it to those
similarly afflicted. Like many who
have tried medicine in vain, | was
doubtful of its value at first, and only
used it when l grew desperate. Now
| cannot praise it too highly. 1t has
restored me to health and strength,
and feel grateful accordingly. DR.
Whitaker pronounced it hopeless
case of lOcOmOtOr ataXia.
Yes, know there are many who
will fancy anything you say ABOUT my
case is an advertisement, but if they
want any corrObOration let them adj
dress me at the Y. VI. 9 A. building,
and | will cheerfully answer all iuqui-
ries if stamps are enclosed"
Pink Pills, while advertised and
handled by the drug trade as a pro-
prietary article, are not considered a
patent medicine in the sense that
name implies. For many years pre-,
viOuS to their general manufacture,
they were used as a prescription. AT
first their great restorative powers
we're not fully recognized, aud 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 any harm,
even if they did not do any good, led
to their being tried in cases Wnere the
skill of the physician and the power
of medicine had entirely failed. Their
power of restoration seemed to border
on the marvellous. They proved to be
never failing specific for such dis,
eases as lOcOmOtOr ataXia, partial par.
ysis, ST. VituS' dance, sciatica, neu.
ralgia, rheumatism, nervous head
ache. the after effect Of la grippe, pal
ptatiOn Of the heart, pale and sallOw
complexion, and all diseases of the
biood, such as Scrofula, chronic erysip.
elias, etc.
They are also a specific for troubles
REGULAR to fema es, such as suppress.
sion, irregularities, and all forms OF
weakness. They build up the blood.
and restore the glow Of health to pale
and salOw cheeks. In the case OF
men, they effect radi al cure in all
cases arising from men al worry, over
work, or excuses Of whatever nature.
Pink Pills are sold in boxes (never
in loose form. by the dozen, or humid
red, and the public is cautioned
against limitations sold in this shaneI
al so cents box, or six boxes for 81 so,
and may be had of AL druggists or ri
rect by mail from DR.. Williams Med.
cine Company. Schenectady. N. Y,
r Rockville, Ont. The price at
vhich these Pills are sold makes a
course Of treatment inexpensive az
"ompased with other remedies or med.
ical treatment,