Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1894-04-26
A MIRACLE OF TO-DAY.
A STORY THAT EQUALS THE
MIRACLES OF OLD.
A Little Girl Suffers Terrible Agony for
: clans Said She Would Dio--
Cured at Last--Her Mother Says 1t IL q

z Years--Physicians Said She Would Did,
Cured ut Last--Her Mother Says 1t Is q
Miracle.
from The Taunton, Mass, Gazette.)
The following story needs no com,
ment whatever. 1t is the town talk in
Wrentham, Mass, and the childs moth
err tells it as follows: Mrs Fuller said:
my daughter is now eight years old.
When she was four years old she had
rheumatic fever, and at once she was
stricken helpless; she went from bad to
worse until we all despaired OF ever
seeing her about again. employed at
various times physicians of Foxboro,
Franklin and Attleboro, but all to no
practical benefit. gave her all sorts
of medicines, and this spring buried
over two bushels of empty bottles
which she had emptied from time to
time. One doctor who attended her
said that she had liver complaint and
dropsy, and that she was going to die.
/ had given up all hope myself when
last March happened to get hold of
an Albany, n. y, paper, and there L
read of the wonderful cure of a man up
that way by n medicine known as DR..
Williams Pink Pills, the patient having
been afflicted as my daughter was. At
that time her legs were drawn up be.
hind her and her arms were almost
helpless. Her head was drawn down
on her shoulder and she was pitiful
sight, tell you.
! sent and got two boxes of Pink
Pills, and when she had used them up l
thought could see just bit of i'm
prOvement. Then got two more and
she began to lift herself in bed, and to
help herself in other ways. She kept
on taking the pills, and now she is able
to go over to the neighbors, and is
bright and smart. She was living
skeletOn there was nothing to her but
bones, and they were all out of shape.
When she was first taken sick she was
out of her head, and for three years, il
you will believe me, it was an utter
impossibility for me to catch more than
five minutes sleep at q cimc, SO much
care was she, and such constant atten-
tiOn did she require, and | was the only
one she would let wait upon her. But
! am glad did so, and now | am get
ting my reward" and the fond, patient,
faithful little woman glanced with
pride and pleasure to the spot where
the little girl was playing with her
sister in the shade, just outside the
window. II have spent more than
$500 on her, and although never be.
grudged 1t, yet did want to see my
child improve faster than she did. To-
day she eats more at one meal than |
do in two. When | commenced to give
her the Pink Pills she was ff1icted with
a skin disease which was very annoy
ing. Now that has all gone, and
think the pills are responsible for that.
Before ! started on the Pink Pills |
wrote to a specialist in Buffalo, and
described her symptoms; he said she
had blood poisoning, due to bad milk,
and wanted me to bring her there for
treatment, although he said that he
didn't believe she would ever get over
it. She had been given up by four
doctors, who were certain that they
could not cure her. Why, she couldn't
open her mouth. and actually had to
force the food into it. Her mouth was
all sores, and, oh dear. what a looking
child she was, and such care! No
body but myself knows what trial we
both have been through, for she was
too young to realize it. II my state
mcnt will do anybody any good I shall
be glad to have it published, and il
those who read it will only come to me,
if they are skeptical, | can convince
them in very little time that l know
what | am talking about. People
around here say it was miracle, and |
believe it was"
The neighbors bore witness TO the
condition of the child previous to the
use of DR. Williams Pink Pills, and