Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-11-26
NEURALGIA.
Is It The "Seven Devils" OF Scrip
ture?
A New Theory Successfully Tried in Dunkirs
and Carefully Investigated by siads
Re0orter for the Benefit Of the Medical
Fraternity.
From the Toledo Blade.

From the Toledo Blade.
The physicians and inhabitants Of Dun
kirk. Hardin County, o., are astonlshed
at a recent happening in that usually
quiet hamlet.
Duukirls is Il little village, half way be
tween Toledo and Columbus, on the
Pennsylvania and Ohio Central roads,and
Mr.. C. +. Broseke. leading German cltl-
zen. keeps the city flour mills. He has
one son and three daughterS-au grown.
Miss Anna Broseke, tie second daugh-
ter, is young woman % wears Old. 1t Is
her remarkable sickness and still more re
markable cure that has startled the doe
tors and astonished her relatives ana
friends.
Learning that Miss Broseke was 1T
present in Toledo, and boarding at 40.
SOB Mulberry St, Il representative of the
Blade called on her, Upon being re
qucstcd to relate the peculiarities OF her
recent sickness and subsequent cure, the
young lady said
Il am glad that You have called, and am
willing my name should be made pubic,
as good cannot help but result to some
other poor sufferer For many years our
family lived in Falmouth, Kentucky.
Nine years ago. at the age Of 10, l began
TO suffer from neuralgia in the head. The
pain nearly killed me- The neuralgia
then scattered all over my system, but
| was worse in the stomach. six physicians
It Falmouth and vicinity treated me for
several wears. My father paid out hun
lrcds of dollars for their services. be
came worse and worse as time advanced.
[ was given up to die. After meals my
itomach would distress me terribly, and
1t times | would nearly choke to death.
I could not drink tea or coffee and could
at but little 1t seemed as if what little
food | did eat would fcrnent at once /
beacmc weak, very weak. Night and day
prayed for relief in death.
Two years ago we moved to Dunkirk,
Ohio. The four physicians there We're
allied, one after another. One called my
| trouble heart disease. Another said it was
acute dyspepsia. Instead Of improving
| [ continued to grow worse. One day last
,pring my father read of a case similar to
mine in the Cincinnati Enquirer. 1t told
| low q medicine called Dr.. Williams Pink
| Pills had cured lady of neuralgia of the
stomach. The symptoms and experiences
| we're exactly the same as NINE i became
| 1t once Interested and hopeful. My father
| went to Upper 9anduSNy' tnc next '.dF anu
| purchased box o. Flhk fIlIS' COM
menccd talking them last MAY ana ID"
| gan to improve so rapidly that the WhoIe
Tillagc was Interested. me doctors were
| surprised but admitted that the finh
| Pills were a G"dsend to me. uscd T."
| }oXcs in all The neuralgia - ehtlfelE
gone. My stomach It's strong ana healthy
| my appetite good, and my steep is peace
! lul. ! came to Toledo, November 9th'
| prepared to finish any musical edUcatioh'
which my sickness compelled me to anah-
don nine years ago. attend the musical
| department at the rsulrne convent
iislikc newspaper notoriety and only con
sent TO this interview t" let the world
<now my experience and faith IN br,
| Williams PINK HiIlS,and the nope Oh s'tN-