The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-03-22
FI7ATBURN MIRACLE.
or HEROISM is FOL
AN A0so az DIRE RESULTS.

card DoH"''
Of His Own-After Years OF
II He 1. Restored to Health-His
nr, 8. Told to a Reporter of the
uOu'' ,nburn q. " Bulletin.l
~ record that upon q chilly
Is oD = few years ago, an eight
I'll 9"{ GoT fell into the East River at
East Eighth street, New
u. In and when all efforts 70 rescue
* S, az failed, Edward Donnelly. at
q iaT tis own life, plunged into the
Of n t when himself nearly ex-
'e. .ayed the boy from drowning.
i'''p' bumane and self-sacriticing
V and received deserved commenda-
-; all the newspapers.
i, Is a sequel to this accident,
At,S which thus far has not been
't's Il is to the effect that Don
9 a'ss naralyzed as a result of the
,P"rGe anicame near dying. Au-
n n"rnle have known the family
y, H. P wife was Amanda Grammar
y n. sister Mrs. 5. d. Cory. of u
., - .tyeet. Donnelly himself de-
in! rescue and the result:
! i' ,r,' General foreman of the +. a.
i.sr saw Mills, foot of Eighth
Taw York. on the East River.
'.. \ tho , tn of April, 1889. that
-, ror i'll into the river, and | res
ii Kim rom drowning. At that time
:" in me water so long that | was
w. with a deathly chill, and soon
a.~c 50 .titfencd Up and weak that l
neither work nor walk. For
,;m.I was under treatment of
~ George Mcdonald, who said / mad
,amot6r .AtaXia. He finally gave me
an on The LIST of June, 1892, my
"a and came up to Auburn.
the disease first came upon
tba ngnbntss began in my heels,
i annie whole of both my feet be-
afected. There Il a cold feel
, across the small Of my back and
rryard. and u sense of soreness and
,jch. pressure on the chest. The
m6gess gradually extended up both
;. and Into the lower part of my
IN. felt that death was creeping
"a MY vita!s. Twas still taking the
.licihe 1t was Iodide OF Potassium
a hi, vile and was being rubbed
/ having plastera put all over my
Ly. bat whine benefit.
i ,eat 10 the Chas. II. Sugar Com
b.. the popular Auburn druggists
/ chemists. at l03 and III Genesee
let. and rot three boxes of DR..
jam,' Pink Pills for Pale People.
t began taking them. In three
EG, limo | was SO improved that
h. being helpless, | was able to
j. my,clt and to get up and go
work, and 10 walk every day
b. Ne. II Walnut street. where |
J. .ived, 10 Osborne's New Irvine
|.ley. seymour and Cottage streets
tlo' han a mile where | was then
Eoyed. mi all the while | was TAX
Pink pilis.
fTAca Dr.. Patchen, of Wisconsin,
* Of my wife, and who was here on
f,it, te-an to poo-hoO at me for TAX
PINK Pills, and finally persuaded
to stop taking them and let him
,, n. When he returned to the
it he eft a prescription with DR..
bt., OF Auburn, who also treated
But their treatment did me no
\, and alter a while the old trouble
lrned and | was getting bad again.
\ | BEGAN. to take DR.. Williams
4 ll.4s: nave taken them ever since,
tadIn4 them now: have taken in all
Fy " boxes at an entire cost of
man $1,000 my other treatment
lie a pile OF money, and again |
I've and able TO work.
waa able | would. at my own
el'e. pGblish the virtues of Dr..
Aams Pink Pills to the whole
ana specially in New York City,
re ! an much better known than |
here.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale
le Without doubt mark the be-
I'M of a more healthful era.
We're first compounded by an
penn practitioner, and used as a
Hlpun for many years in
FEa' practice with almost in
E.'.e success. They are now given
e public as an unfailing blood
er ana nerve-rcStOrer, curing
EoIA' OF weakness arising from
aeT condition cf the blood
altered nerves. two fruitful causes
a!', every i'll that flesh is heir to.
s!'s are also Il specific for the
peculiar to females, such as
g'>.o:s' all forms of weakness,
NY constipation. bearing down
V't' and IN the case of men will
ee''S Fcliei and effect q perma-
G'r" IN all cases arising from
"oFFl' oyerwork. or excuses OF
'''r nature. The pills are sold
|'er' Or will he sent post paid
v'pV ol price - cents a box, or
,T' a2,3J-thcy are never sold
"a W oy The 100 by add essing DR..
Medicine Co., schenectady,
~aiS' say that all known spe-
oirt ANNALS are gradually di-
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