The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-15
AN AUBURN MIRACLE.
AN ACT OF HEROIsM ~ FOLLOWED
BY nIRE INSULTS.
Edward Dsnneav saves n Lilo Almost 10
the Cost Of Ius Own-Auer Years si
snnerins Heis Restored To Health
-nis story ne Told to a Rcpsrt-
er Of the Auburn Buifstin.
Taujurn v. T., Bulleiin.l

--fiis steryIss Told TO a Rcpsrt-
er Of ths Aub~rn Buiistip.
T1ujurn v. L., Bulleiin.1
II is on record that upon chilly April day,
few years ago, an sisht-year-old boy fell
into the Eas, river at the foot OF East Eighth
street, New York, and when all efforts 10
rescue him bad fsileI, Eugene Dom ely, ut
risk OF hi. own life, plunged into the water
and. when himself tearly exhausted, saved
,he boy from drowning. II was humane
and self-sacrincing deed, and received de-
served commendstioi in all the newspapers.
There Is sequel b this accident. how
ever, which thus far ias not been published.
II is o the effect that bonnelly Was paralyzsd
as n result OF the coldplunge and came near
dying. Auburn peoph have known the iam-
lily since his wife WIS Amanda Grammar and
his sister Mrs :. D. dorry. OF 2l Moravia
street. Donuelly hius,lf describes the rescue
and the result
81 was general foreman OF the +. A. Null
grew Saw Mills. loot ol Eighth street. n. Y,
on the East river II was on the goth q
April. 1889, that the boy Toll into the river
and rrscusd him fromdrowning. At that
time was in the water 70 long that was
taken with deatbly chil. and soon became
so stirencd up and weaNihat could neither
work nor walls For sone time was under
treatment Of DR.. George Mcdonald. who said
hal Loromotor Ataxia. He finally gave mo
mp, and on the lst OF Jun', 1892, my wife and
/ came Up TO Auburn.
"When the disease first ramp upon me tho
numhnes~ began in my heels. and soon the
whole Of both my feet became affected. Therp
was cold feeling across uc small OF my
back and downwards. and n sense OF sore
ness and tight pressure OF the chest. The
numhness gradually extended up both legs
and into the lower pau Of ny body. | felt
that death was creeping up TO my vltals.
was still taking the medicine cit was Iodido
OF Potassium, said his wife, and was being
rlbbed and having plasters lut all over my
body. hut with no benefit.
~ sant io the Chas. H. Sa,ar Company.
the populgr Auburn druggists and chemists
at i09 and III Grnesee street .End got three
boxes 81 Dr. Williams Pink lls and began
taking th"r. In three weekstime I was so
improved that from being helpless. was able
To help Wvsel! and TO get up anl 60 20 work,
and 10 walk every day from NJ - Walnut
street, where lthen lived. TO Oborne's New
Irvine Factory. Seymour and Cottage streets
more thnn mile-where | w,s then EN-
ploysl. hut all the while / was aking Pink
Pills.
"luen DR.. patchen, Of Wisconsin. uncle OF
my w,ie. aud who WAS here ON sisit began
10 poo-hop at me for taking pins Pills. and
finally persuaded me 10 stop taking them and
let him treat me-. When he returned 10 tho
West he left a prescription with DR.. HYATT.
OF Auburn. who also treated me. But their
treat npnt dii me no good. and afsr "a while
the old trouble returned and was getting
bad again. Then l began TO take link Pills
have taken thom ever since. am taing them
now have taken in all nearly 20 BIKES nj an
entire cost OF less than $1,000 my other
treatment cost me pile OF money, md again
am we'll and able to work.
III | was able. would at my ownexpense,
publish the virtues OF DR.. Wilials' Pink
Pills TO tho whole world and especially In
New York City. where | am much better
known than | am here"
DIR. Williams Pink Pills for PalePeople
without doubt mark the beginning ofa more
healthful era. They were first compounded
~ p" "minsrt pr""rtioner. aud use as