Evening journal., 1894-02-10
ANOTHER N. ]. MIRACLE,
A Story From New Jersey Which
VIII Interest Everyone.
A Man who Was Cured Of Rheumatism
and Paralysis After Suffering for
Twenty-Six Tears.
lFrom the Phlladelphla Reeord.l }

A very interesting story comes from Cape
May G. II y. J. The chief character in the
story Is John L. Steel. who has lived in hat
town for thirty years. and ia one of the best
known men I'm Cape May couDty. To a re-
porter, Mr. Steel said: "Certainly, III tell
you the story. am "a years old and was FIRST
attacked with The rhenma' ism twenty-stx
years ago. ! suffered all that moral man
could stand. The medicine and the doctoring
1 have had has cost me At the very least
$3.50. but they were all like so much water In
my case.
zone day in 1882. / was taken with chill
up and down the back, my leg gave out st the
knee and fell like log. Never shall forget
the agony that l suffered. thought / would
90 crazy. ! could not walk, and my les were
all drawn up at the knee and felt as If dead.
Ii was without feeling and without p lwer. I
called in Or. Alexander Young, one OF
Our town ply yslcians. He cupned and
blstered me without success. l went
10 Or. Downs, a ply sician of The old
school DR. Downs took my leg and pulled
it out straight, then he laid It over the arm Of
the sofa. ON which was reclining, and from
IL suspended two bricks. he pain was almost
unhearab e. The battery was applied, and
the result was that / was just as bad as ever,
As "a last resource went TO the late DR. Pam
coast, then Of jefferson College He pro-
nounced my case chronic fheumati-m. and
said that he -oud relieve the pain but could
not cure me. He gave me sarsapnrilla and
iodide CfpOtassium, of which had already
taken a qusnuty. / felt that ] was going
from bad to worse. The pains were growing
more intense. my body was growing weake-
ana had to crawl up stairs on my hands
and knees. / was as white as a sheet. and at
times nearly frozen to death. l slept under
enough covering to crush me. and was cold
then ! had to lift my leg around wherever
! wanted il, but nc night il would twi ch
and jerk as though possessed by some
/ hendish power.
"Wtll. to cut a long story short, / read in
! ihe Philadelphia Record of man who had
been cured by Dr.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People. The story appeared to be an
authentic account, and with ray of hope /
sent for two boxes Of Pink Pills. This was
about six months ago. As soon as / began 10
take them they began TO do me good. 1 felt
as though had been given fresh blood and
new muscles. When the two boxes were
| gone / sent for six more. and under this treat
ment continued 10 improve. / began o. re-
gain the use of my limbs and I could soon get
around with the aid of crutch and cane.
Now have discarded the crubh ! have an
excellent appetite and feel hfst-class all
over.
'Why Pink pills have done more f5r me
than all tie rest Of the medic ne and do, tors
put together, and my recovery IS due sole 10
them. ! have taken in all twenty hoxcs Of
| Pick pills and you can see for yourself v hat
they have accomplished"
suiting the action TO the words Mr. steel
p aced his cane over his shoulder and wa ked
of like man who had never bad an hours
sickness in his life. Somo idea OF the se-
verify Of his case can be had from the fact
that his left leg has been shortened nearly an
inch by the ravages OF the disease. The fol-
loNilg affidavit was made before John
spalding, Justice Of the Peace, who has
known MIR. steel during his entire lness.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 28th
day of May, A. d. 1893.
JOHN SPAIDINO.
Justice of the Peare.
DR.. Will ems Pix Pills are not a patent
medicine In the sense that name implies.
They were first compounded as prescription,
and used as such in genera practice by
an eminent physician. SO great was Their
efficacy q at 10 was deemed wise TO place
them within the reach Of an. They ere now
manu- factured by the nr. Williams Medicine
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