Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-02-02
A NEW r S A

A NEW JERSEY A
Helpless for Years with Locomotor
Ataxia and Rheumatism. His Case Pro-
nounced Hopeless BY the Leading Ply
sicians of sussex County.
(By special correspondence to the N.
Y. Press.) The busy little village Of
Branchville, N. j., has been the scene of
a modern miracle. Chas. F. Struble, q
well known and prosperous farmer, llv-
ing on homestead farm, in Frankford
township, a few miles from B%ranchville,
is just now the chief subject Of discus
sion throughout Sussex county.
The Press is always up TO date in its
news, both political or medical, and has
procured the following from Mr.. Struble's
own lips:
II have been troubled with rheuma-
tism off and on for twenty years. Ihave
tried all kinds Of medicines and treat
ments. I have taken sulphur baths at
Hamburg, N. J., Newton, N. J., and in
New York City with a doctor who
charged me $3.50 q bath each day. An
English doctor treated me with q GAL
vanlc battery at Rockaway, Morris coun-
ty, N. Y. I have tried many doctors.
None of them did me any permanent
good. l used all kinds of liniments I
could hear of but without avail.
"About two years ago I was taken
much worse and my doctor said 1 had
locomotor ataxia Of the spine, and that
the chances we're against me. After
treating for a time, he finally gave me up
and said he had done all he could for me.
"The cords of my limbs were drawn
tight as the cords on a kettle drum, and
l had such cramps in my limbs that I
suffered terrible pain. My feet were cold
all the time. I had to use a hot water
bag and heated bricks to my feet, but
even then I could not get any relief.
FINALLY I heard of DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. and I commenced
taking them on Feb. 5, 1893. I found in
three days time that the cords in my
legs began to let up my feet began to
get warm. I began to eat and sleep we'll,
and in n month l had gained six
pounds. The numbness in my limbs be-
gan to leave me too, and to-day I feel
like a new man, and cannot say too much
in praise of DR.. Williams Pink Pills. I
am able to walk and do some work, and
all this is after using only nine boxes of
Pink Pills. I feel SO grateful for my re.
covery that l am glad to let the public
know what these pills have done for me-
In order to emphasize his story, Mi.
Struble made the following affidavit:
Sworn and subscribed before me this
thirteenth day of April, A. D., 1893.
IRA Coss, Justice of the Peace.
Jnstice Coss evidenced his interest and
good feeling by the following certificate:
l hereby certify that all that MI.
Struble says regarding his rheumatic
and other troubles I believe to be true
and correct.
IRA Coss, Justice of the Peace.
On the farm with Mr.. Struble live his
two adult sisters. Miss Annie M.
Struble made the following statement:
"Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People have done wonderful things for
my brother. He was in a helpness con-
dition when I left him on January 18th,
last, and when I returned on March 25th
1 found him cured. The most remark
able thing about the case" she continu.
ed, lis the curing of his lameness. OF
course. I wanted to know all about the
causes Of such q wonderful change, and I
learned from him and my sister and
others, that during my absence he had
been using the Pink Pills, and that his
recovery was attributed solely to them"
Miss Mary p. Struble said: II saw
my brother in all the stages of the dis
ease. He began improving az soon as
he began taking the Pink Pills. When
my sister went away in January he was
apparently at deaths door and nobody
seemed to have any hope for him. He.
certainly had little or none for himself.
and he was very Respondent in spite Of
all efforts to cheer him. He declared
that he felt better as o as he began
taking che Pink Pills, and to one who,
like myself, was attending him, day by
day, there could be no doubt that they
and they alone were the u of his i'm
provement. Why all other things he
he had abandoned, for they had failed to
do him the slightest good. What else
could have put him on his feet again?
We don't wonder at his enthusiasm for
Pink Pills.
George J. Bowman, the proprietor Of
the American hotel at B%ranchville, said:
"All that Mr.. Struble says in reference to
the Pink Pills I know to be true. In fact