The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-11
From The Newark Evening News.

From The Newark Evening News
There are but few classes of men in tbs
United States whose calling subjects them
| to sudden changes of temperature that at
times will vary in degrees that reach into
the hundreds. Boiler inspectors probably
have more Of this to contend with than any
| other single Class Of men in the country.
and they, sooner or later, feel the effects
| of it and not d small number Of then,
| have died at an age when they should
really begin enjoy the fruits of their labor.
Paralysis of the spine is one of the fruits
| Of an expert knowledge OF steam boilers
| In the coolest season Of the year, the ex-
| pert is required to go into a boiler room and
inspect the boilers while the Temperature
is crowdins the mercury up into the hun
dreds. When his work is done, he puts on
his coat and goes out in the cold. The re-
suit is easily imagined
For the past seventeen years Mr.. John
Bird, one Of the best known men Of JERSEY
City, has been an inspector for the HART
ford Steam Boiler Insurance COMPANY.
About two years ago he began to suffer
with pains in the small of his back, but at
Iifst paiQ but little attention 10 il, thinking
that II was nothing more than severe
coId or at worst, an attack of rheumatism
lie went about his work as usual ana the
pain became more incense FINALLY he ha
came 50 BAD tnat he could scarcely Use his
limbs at all
He called in DR.. Var;ck, Of jersey C;t,,
VINO after a thorough examination refused
point blank to attend him. He advised
S 6lrd to consult Professor Corning Of
New York. Mr. Bird acted on the slIeaes
ton without delay ana sought the re-
noWned specialist. After going through 4
rigid examination, Professor C0rnine. tolI
Mr.. Bird that his spine was afflicted and
that science could not help him.
one Inc e 9i 81 bs+ Of The case is remarkable
handsomely furnished home at l65 Whiton
Stre W6an neTse .;rs fly so ar; Pig said:
trouble learned that [ had contracted
p ln.I,;I Of the spine. called in my
to treat Inc and advised me to go 10 pro-
fcssor Corning, Of New YORK. ! went tn
the professor and followed his advice for
After this =! went TO Professor Thornpson
VINO treated me with electricity ana com
pressed fIf;s air. Sometimes took as much as
LOU teen POUNDS ana half in three hours
4 mere +fe very few men that car stand
me compressed air for more than a haIf
hour. 1871
But for all that did not improve much.
ahd began to b'se all none. \ number Of
friends Of mine in New York and Newark
Williams's Pink Pills for Pale People. they
kept at it 50 perIs-ently that finally I d.
clded to SiVe them q trial.
We'll, sir do YOU know that they baya
lone me more good than all the professors
IND doctors iii the world. I am 100 Der
cent better now than when l first began
,aking them: | am better in health and in
spirits and there is no longer that old feel
ng OF depression. l walk better now than
ever did waite was under the care IF
he physician. am gaining 1esh now and
rave been ever since took the Pink Pills
mother thing, the feeling has come back
n my legs It used to be so that could
'ound them as hard as I was able and I
shows fhat tteJ cs+ rsff111tii; n a A++taals,s
orm. all the elemea.s necessary to give
lew life and richness to the blood and re-
tore shattered nerves. They are an I'M
ailing specific for such diseases as loco
motor ataXia. partial paralysis, st. " rs
lance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism,
ervous headache, the after effect Of la
Ripe palpitation Of the heart, pale and
allow completing, ard I'll forms of weak
ess either in male or female. PIX Pills
re sold by all dealers, will be sent post
aid on receipt of price. go cents box or
boxes fol- }2.50-they ar never sold in
ulk or by the 100 BY addressing Dr. Will
amss Medicine Company, Schenectady
:. Y, or Bfocl1ville, Ontario.