The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-10-12
HOW STOUT GOT sTUImI
e -.e Experience OF q
--aeumatic Sufferer.
An But Paralyzed-Loss H,s F1ess ana Tx
Pected to Die - Kew He Got
Well sAa Strong.

From the Mt. Sterling Nl) Republican,
Few men are held IN higher esteem bv
tneir felfow-townspeople than James w.
Stout OF Riply, Ill, and it is due, ne doubt.
parity to this popularity that the record of
the case has created such widespread inter-
est. While his experience is not without
an equal, yet it has been sufficiently remark
able to demand the attention of thousands
OF people in Illinois, among whom are num-
bered some of the most eminent physicians.
In January, 1889, Mr.. Stout was stricken
with what was then believed to be sciatic
rheumatism, and in short time was barely
able to Mobile around On crutches, and it
seemed to his friends that his DAYS were
numbered. To-day he is a strong, hearty
looking man for LEO puonds
How this wonderful change was brought
about Is most interesting as told to a repre-
sentative Of the Republican by Mr.. Stout
himself:
was afflicted with sciatic rheumatism
ana lumbago 40 January, 1893. The sciatic
nerve on the right side became affected in
che hip, running down to the ankle and
across the small of the back TO the left side.
and soon my whole system became afflicted,
causing me the most excruciating pain. In
very short time become totally unable to
attend to any Business whatever, and the
disease rapidly growing worse had to take
90 my bed, where lay suffering almost con-
tlnuously for months the most agonizing
torture, scarcely being able to move or be
moved. At one time lay for six weeks fiat
On my back, the slightest movement causing
me such pain as almost to throw he into
commissions. cannot ksgin to express to
you the intense pein suffered. was drawn.
by tie oeeereness of the malady, over to the
io1t side; lost my appetite, had no desire for
food, and what little did eat could not di-
gest, the digestive organs failing to perform
their duty, adding greatly TO my already pre-
car1ous condition. For weeks at time
was unable to eat or sleep, suffering all the
time most intensely and at times fearing
would lose my reason, and would have wei
coined death to relieve me Of my suffrr.ngs.
Il consulted with LEGAL physicians and
some Of the mos: eminent specialists of the
larger cities throughout the country, some
treating me for one thing and some for an
other, but without effect, and I received no
enef whatever. One physician told me l
mad double curvature of the spine and would
eventually become paralyzed spent hun
dreds of dollars in the short time I was
afflcted without receiving the least senefit.
My friends all Thought thaS there was no
nope for me- whatever and said that must
die, ard /, myself, had almost given up in
spoAA, "AOu, LII september, 1885, ABOUT
eight months after was first afflicted, nv
attention was called to DR.. Williams Fink
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ae once sent y y. r.. fS:;key & Co., Drug
gists, nv. Sterling, Ill, and procured some
ef the pills and Immediately began taking
them. Before long became aware of great
change for the better in my almost hopeless
condition. My appetite came back and my
digestive organs performed their usual
functions properly. took some more, and
grew rapidly better--could sit up in chair
and my body began to s-zzaighten out; CON
tnued the treatment and in short time was
able to be about on crutches. My recovery
from that tnto on YVES very rapid and assured.
My right leg, which before commenced this
treatment was numb and dead, now expe-
rlenced pricking, tingling sensation.
was enabled to throw away my clutches
and walk upright once more among my fell
lows, o better man physically than ever be-
fore. When first taken by the disease l
weighed l69 pounds, was reduced to lis;
now weigh 1865, more that I ever weighed at
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