St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-02
THE DOCTORS DISCOVERY.
Or. BRcWN, or DAVID CRY, NEB..
FINDS A MEDICINE or RARE giRTUE.
He First Cures Himself With 1t,
and Then Prescribes 1t for
His Patients With Graf.
Tying Results.
(From the Lincoln, Neb., Call. }

(Erom the Lincoln, NeD., call.
Many OF the citizens Of David City, in
this state, beiicve that the days Of
miracles are not passed.
DR.. Samuel l.. Brown is q pioneer res
ident of ID vid City. having lived there
for twenty years. He is well known all
over Butler county, having practiced
medicine in every part. 1T is his re-
covery from very serious disease that
is looked upon as miracle. When Wis
tied by a Call reporter DIR. Brown gladly
related the history OF his sickness and
his final cure.
II nave hearty appetite now, which
is in great contrast to that OF short
time ago. This will be my first step into
the field OF a personal interview. but l
am SO enthusiastic over my recovery
that feel like conducting regular
experience meeting. l have been
troubled with different sick spells for
twenty years. these attacks rendering
me quite weak, and in the right condi-
ton for the Severer troubles that after
ward came upon me.
six or seven years ago partial pa
ralyslS Set in upon my left side, and L
soon became affected by kindred all
ments. The pension board found my
trouble to be partial paralysis OF left
side, varicOSe veins of both legs, and
left varicOcele.' L was also troubled
With Diabetes. became entirely una
bic to perform manual labor, having to
give up the larger part of my practice.
could hob5le around by the use of
clutches and cane. tried every medi-
cine that ever heard Of in endeavoring
to relief my suffering. Patent medicines
as well as local prescriptions were eX-
hausted in the search for my restoration
to health.
'.Abaut year ago / read an adver.
tisement of medicine called pr. Will
Jams Pink Pills, in the National Trib
une, of Washington, ID. G. They seemed
to BIT my case, So sent for samples. l
was so well satisfied with the samples
that l SENT for more, as they acted di-
rectly in harmony with nature. Those
are the things 1 look for in treating
diseases. l give my patient remedies.
not medicines. used number of
boxes of the pills.and am now entirely
relieved of all my several ailments,
and am able to move about once more,
without being hampered with Gripping
diseases.
'Even at my mature age l again do
some practIcing, aud always use Pink
iA'o "hNAS shS tAiaf9 hOSAo Va shS SstoS
favors them.
Il now have remarkable case at
Braintra, which am treating. Angus
tus Talbot. the postmaster at Brainerd,
was suffering from d.abete and insipid-
ness, and was in the first stages OF
BrIght's disease. The doctors had
failed to give him any relief when |
was called and took charge of the case.
All hopes of his recovery had been
given up and his wife did not expect
him to live three weeks. He is now on
the road to complete recovery. The
Brights disease was headed off, and the
other ailments overwhelmed. A hap.
pier family cannot now be found than
that of Postmaster Talbot, OF Brain
erd."
Dr. Brown made the following affida-
Wit to his remarkable cure before a
prominent notary.
DR.. Samuel L. Brown, being first
duly sworn, states the above facts are
true.
(Signed) DIR. SAMUEL L. BROWN.
Sworn and subscribed to before me
this seventh day of September, A. D.
1898, at David City, Neb.
a. (Signea) .s E. S. RUNYoN,
Notary Public.