Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-11
A MIRACLE OF TODAY.
A Story That Equals the Miracles Of
Old.
4 Little Girl Suffers Terrible Agony for Years
Physicians Said She Would 6ie-cured
At Lssi-Her Mother Says it is a Miracle.
{ From the Taunton, Mass, Gazette.

(From the Taunton, Mass, Gdzette.)
The following story needs no comment
whatever. 1t is the town talk in Wren
than, Mass, and the childs mother tells it
as follows Mrs. Fuller said "My daugli-
| ter is now eight years old. When she was
| four years CID she had rheumatic fever and
| at once she was stricken helpless: she went
| from bad to worse until we all despaired of
ever seeing her about again. employed st
| various times ply sici4ns of Foxboro Frank
lin and Attleboro, but all to no practical
| benefit. / gave her all sorts of medicines,
and this spring buried over two bushels
of empty bottles which she had emptied
| from time to time One doctor who attended
her said that she had liver complaint and
| dropsy, and that she was going to die. l
had given up all hope myself when last
March happened to get hold of an Albany.
n. Y, paper, and there 1 read of the won
derful cure of a man up that way by a
| medicine known as Dr.Williams' Pink Pills,
the patient having been afflicted as my
daughter was. At that time her legs were
drawn up behind her, and her arms were
almost helpless Her head was drawn down
on her shoulder and che was pitiful sight,
l tell you.
81 sent and got two boxes of Pink Pills,
and when she had used them up thought l
could see just bit of improvement. Then
got two more and she began to lift herself
in bed, and to help herself in other ways.
She kept on taking the pills and now she is
| able to 60 over to the neighbors, and is
| bright and smart. She was living skel-
eton there was nothing to her but bones,
and they were all out of shape. When she
was first taken sick she WAS out of her
head, and for three years, if you will be-
| lieve me, it was an utter impossibility for
me to catch more than five minutes sleep
| at a time, so much care was she, and such
constant attention did she require, and
was the only one she would let wait upon
her. But am glad did SO, and now | am
getting my reward" and abe fond, patient,
| faithful little woman glanced with pride
and pleasure TO the spot where the little girl
was playing with her sister in the shade,
| just outside the window. 81 have spent
more than $500 on her and although l never
begrudged it yet did want to see my child
| improve faster than she did. Today she
eats more at one meal than l do in two.
| When commenced to give her the Pink
| Pills she was afflicted with a skin disease
which was very annoying. Now that has
all gone, and think the pills are responsible
for that. Before started on the Pink Pills
| wrote to specialist in Buffalo, and de-
scribed her symptoms; he said she had
| blood poisoning, due to bad milk, and
wanted me to bring her there for treatment,
| although he said that he didn't believe she
would ever get over it. She had been given
| up by four doctors, who were certain that
| they could not cure her. Why she couldn't
open her mouth, and actually had to force
| the food into it. Her mouth was all sores,
| and, oh dear, what looking child she was,
and such care. Nobody but myself knows
what trial we both have been through, for
she was too young to realize it. If my state
mept will do anybody any good l shall be
glad to have it published, and if those who
| read i. will only come TO me, if they are
skeptical, can convince them in very little
time that know what am talking about.
| People around here say it was miracle,
| and believe it was"
| The neighbors bore witness to the condi-
ton of the child previous to the use of DR..
| Williams Pink Pills, and were enthusiastic
| in their praises of the splendid work which
had been accomplished by them in this case.
Pink Pills contain, in condensed form
| all the elements necessary to give rev lite
| and richness to the blood and restore shat
| tered nerves. They are an unfailing specific
| for such diseases as locomotor atsxia, partial
paralysis, St. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neural
eia, rheumatism, nerve us headache, the after
effe cts of la grippe, pslpitation of the heart,
pale and sallow comple all forms of
weakness either in male or female, and all
diseases resulting from vitiated humors in
the blood Pink Pals are sold by all deal
ers, or will BE- sent POST paid on receipt of
price, go cents box or six boxes for 50 30
they are never sold il bulk or by the 100
| by addressing DR.. Williams Medicine Co.
| Schenectady N. Y or Brockville, Ontario.