St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-05
A MIRACLE IN VERMONT.
THE WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE or A
WELL KNOHN CHELSEA MAN,
Stricken With an Incurable Dis
ease and Yet Cured-His Per-
sonal Staten ent in Detail.

From the Argus and Patriot Montpelier, VII
This is an age of progress. and every
thing that halls the advance of new
ideas tor the good OF humanity Is hailed
with delight.
1t is the province of newspapers to
watch for strange events or phenomena
OF any kind, land to Immediately investi-
gate reported case out of the line Of
regular community happenings. So when
the story OF Mr.. George Hutchinson, OF
Chelsea, VT, and how he had been
raised from bed where he lay stricken
with supposedly Incurable disease
was told. the Argus and Patriot de-
tailed reporter to look up the reported
facts OF the case. to whom MIR. Hutch
ins0n made the following statement:
IL am native of Massachusetts. a
woodworker by trade, and forty years
or age, and for the past fifteen years
have been working in various sawmills
in Vermont and Massachusetts. Eight
years ago moved from Bradfo to
Chelsea and bought the sawmill of
which am. now proprietor. l was i'll
perfect health and known throughout
Chelsea and vicinity as one of the strong
est men of my weight in that section.
December 10th, 1892, was hurt by
piece of flying board as i was at work
In the mill. After that. began slowly
TO lose my strength and became inca.
FACILITATED for work or effort of any kind.
The seat Of my trouble seemed TO be my
back. but II gradually extended down.
ward. consulted all the local physicians
and was treated by two OF them. but the
medicines they administered were not of
the slightest avail and did not check the
disease in the least. In fact, was mis-
cradle victim of locom0tor ataxia, and
was conscious of steady advance of
the insidious disease. My back ached
continually ard my legs began to grow
numb and to be less and less disable. BY
the 18th of April / could do absolutely
nothing and was scarcely able to stand.
My physicians advised me to 90 TO the
Mary Fletcher Hospital at Burlington,
to be treated, and l took their advice.
When left home my friends babe me
goodbye, never expecting to see me
alive again. The physicians at tue hos
pital told me that my case was serious
one and l was completely discouraged.
remained at the hospital seven weeks
and took the medicines which the doc
tor gave me. felt better at the hospital
ana thought that / was recovering. and
went home to continue their treatment.
which did for two months, and also
had an electric battery under their ad-
vice. The Improvement, however. did
not continue and | began to give up
hope. August LIST. 1898, could not
get out OF my chair without
assistance, and if 1 got down upon
the floor l could not get up
alone. About this time l CHANGED to
tive powers Of DR.. Williams Pidk Pills
for Pale People in cases similar to my
own. l did not have any faith in the
Pills, but thought trial could do no
harm; SO bought some without telling
any one what l was going to do. After
l had been taking them some time l
surprised myself by getting out of my
CHAIR without assistance, and found
that. for the first time in months, was
able to walk down 10 the postoffice, and
my neighbors began to discuss the
marked improvement in my health. AS
l continued the medicine 1 continued to
improve, and soon recommended work
in the mill, at first very lightly. and in
creasing as l was able and as l gained
In health and spirits. and now for the
past three months l have been work
Ing ten hours per day almost as
steadily as l ever did. l feel we'll.
eat we'll and sleep as well as ever did,
and have no pain anywhere.
The reporter talked with several
other gentlemen in regard to the case of
MI. HUTCHINSON. VINO is Well-knOWn
citizen OF Chelsea and justice of the
peace, and they corroboFated his state
ments as far as they were familiar with
the case, and stated that he was known
to be reliable man, and any statement
he might make would be entitled to en-
tire credence.
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and sallow compilations. all forms of
weakness either in male or female. Pink
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box. or 9 boxes for S2.50-they are
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