Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-29
A Miracle in Vermont.
The Wonderful Experience Of a Well
Known Chelsea Man.
Stricken With an Innurable Disease and
Yet Cured-Hs Personal State
ment lin Detail.

het Cureu-h Personal Sthte-
ment in Detail.
(Erom tle argus and Patriot, .Noatpelicr ny
This is an age Of progress and everything
that halls the advunce nf new ideas for the
good OF humanity is nailed with delight,
II IS the province of newspapers to watch
for strange events or phenomena OF any
kind and to Immediately investigate II re-
ported case out of the line OF regular com.
munity happenings. So when the story of
Mr.. George Hutchinson OF Chelsea VT.
and how he had been raised from n bed
where he lay stricken with supposedly
incuruble disease was told the Argus and
Patriot detailed II reporter TO look mp the
reported facts of the case, to whom Mr..
Hutchinson male the following statement:
~ am Il native of Massachusetts. a wood
worker by trade, and 40 years OF age, and
for the past 10 Years have been working in
various sawmills i'll Vermont and Massa-
chusetts. Eight years ago ! moved from
Bradford to Chelsea and bought the saw
mill of which am now proprietor. | was
in perfect health and known throughout
Chelsea and vicinity as one of the strongest
men of my weight in that section. Decem-
Der 10TH 1892. was hurt by u piece OF fly.
ing board us | was ut work i'll the mill.
Atter that ! began SLOWLY to lose my
strength and became incapacitated for
work or effort of amy kind The seat of
my trouble seemed to be my back. but II
gradually extended downward. Iconsuited
all the local physicians and was treated
by two of them, but the medicines they
administered were not OF the slightest
avail and did not check the disease in the
least, In fact | WAS a miserable victim OF
locomotor ataXiu and WAS conscious OF u
steady advance uf the insidious disease.
My back aGhed continually and my legs
began to grow numb and to be less and
less disable. By the 18th of April could
do absolutely nothing and was scarcely
able to stand. My physicians advised me
to go to the Mary Fletcher Hospital at
Burlington to be treated, and took their
advice. When left home my friends badc
me goodbye never expecting to see me
alive again. The physicians at the hospital
told me that my case was serious one and
| was completely discouraged, | remained
at the hospital seven weeks and took the
medicines which the doctors gave Inc.
felt better at the hospital and thought that
] was recovering, and went home to con-
time their treatment, which | did for two
months, and also had an electric battery
under their advice. The improvement,
however, did not continue aud began to
give up hopG August LIST. 1893 | could not
get out OF my chair without assistance,
and if | got down upon the floor, could
not get up alone. About this time |
CHANGED to read an account of the wonder
FIJI curative powers oil DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People in cases similar to
my own. did not have any faith in the
Pills but thought trial could do 10
harm. 50 bought some without telling
anyone what ! was going to do After
| had been taking them some time ! sur
prised myself by getting out of my chair
without assistance, and found that for the
| first time i'll months | was able 10 walk
| down to the postoilice, and INV neighburs
| began to discuss the marked improvement
| in my health. As | continued the medicine
continued TO Improve, and soon recon-
menced work in the mill. at first very
| lightly, and increasing as was able and as
| gained in health ana spirits, and now for
| the past three months have been working
ten hours per day almost rs steadily as |
ever did. feel we'll, eat well and sleep as
well as ever did and have no pain any
| where.
The reporter talked with several other
| gentlemen in regard to the case of Mr..
Hutchinson, who is well-knUwn citizen
Of Chelsea and u justice of the peace, and
they corruborated his statements Us far as
they were familiar with the case and
strted that he was known to be reliable
man, and any statement he might make
would be entitled to entire credence.
An analysis of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
shows that they are an unfailiug specific
for snch diseases as locom0tor ataXia
partial paralysis, st. VitGs' dance, sciatica
neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache
the after effects of Ia grippe, pa!pitation oil
the heart. pale and sallow c0mplexions
all forms of weakness either III male OF
female. Pink Pills are sold by all dealers
or Will be sent post paid on receipt of price
(5Ocents a box u six boxes for S250-theN
are never sold in bulk or by the 1909 by
addressing DR.. Williams Medicine Com,
pany, Schenectady. y. y.