Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-10-27
A MIRACLE IN VERMONT.
THE WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE or A
WELL KNOWN CHELSEA MAN.
Stricken with an Inourebie Disease and
yet Cured. HIS Personal Statement
In Detail.

In Detail.
From the Argus and Patriot Montpelier. Xt1
This T. an age Of progress and everything
that halls the advance OF new ideas for thu
good Of humanity Is hailed with delight.
II IS the province at newspapers 10 watch
for strange events or phenomena Of any kind
and 70 Immediately investigate reported
case out OF the line Of regular community hap
penings. 50 when the story .of Mr. George
Hutchinson. OF Chelsea, VT aud how lac had
been raised from a bed where he lay stricken
with supposedly incurabe disease was told
the'ATgus and Patriot detailed a reporter 70
| lcok up the reported facts OF the case, 10
whom Mr.. Hutchinson made the following
1 statement.
II am native Of Massachusetts, wool
worker by trade, and 10 years OF age. and for
the past fifteen years have been working Ii
various sawmills In Vermont and MassAchn
| setts Eight years ago moved from Bradford
to Chelsea ard bought the sawmin Of which
| am now proprietor. l was In perfect health
and known throughout Chelsea and vicinity
| as one OF the strongest men OF my weight 10
/ that section. December 10th, 1892. was hurt
i by piece OF dying board as I was az work In
/ the mill. After that, began slowly TO lose
/ ms strength and became incapacitated for
work or effort Of any kind. The scat Of my
| trouble seemed 70 be my back, but II Pradu-
ally extended downward. consulted all the
local physicians and was treated by two Of
them, but the medicines they administered
were not Of the slightest avail and did not
check the disease in the least In fact |
was miserable victim OF loeomotor aiaxia
and was conscious OF a steady advance Of the
insidious disease. My back ached continu-
ally and my legs began to grow numb and 70
90 less aud less usable. BY the 10TH OF April |
| could do absolutely nothing and was scarcely
able TO stand. My physicians advised me TO
20 70 the Mary Fletcher II, spital at Burling-
ton. 10 be treated, and l took their advice.
When left home my friends babe me good
bye, never expecting to see me alive again.
The physicians at the hospital told me that
mylcase was a serious one and / was COM
pletely discouraged. | remained at the hos
pital seven weeks aud took the medicines
which the doctors gave me. l felt bot
ter at the hospital and thought
that was recovering. and went
home 10 continue their treatment. which
did for two months and also had an electric
battery under their advice The improve.
ment, however did not continue and began
TO give up hope. August ist, 1898, could moi
get out Of my chair without assistance, and Il
| got down on the floor / Guild not get NJ
alone. About this time CHANGED TO read an
account Of the wonderful curative powers Of
4
4 cases similar TO my own. did not have an,
faith IA the Pulls but thought a trial could Dc
no harm, SO / bought some without te linl
] anyone what was going TO do. After / had
been taking them some time / surprised my
self by getting out OF my chair without ns
sistance, and found that for the first time Il
] months / was abls 10 walk down TO the post
office, and my neighbors began 10 discuss til,
marked Improvement In my health. AS
continued the medicine | continued to i'm
prove, and soon recommended work in tbs
mill, at first very lightly, and increasing as
4 was able and as gained In health and spirits
and now for the past three months / hav
/ been working ten hours per day almost a
steadily as / ever did. ! feel we'll, eat wei
and sleep as well as ! ever.dld and have n
/ pain anywhere.
1 The reporter talk ed with several gentlemen
in regard 10 the case Of Mr. Hutchinson. VIII
is well-known citizen Of Chelsea and
Justice Of the Peace, and they corIobo ate
his statements as far o. they were familla
with the case and stated that he was know
to be reliable man, and any statement b
might make would be entitled 70 entir
creience.
An analysis OF DR.. williams Pink PiD
! shows that they are an unfailing specific +,
/ such diseases as locomotor ataxia. partia
1 paralysis, ST. Yilus' dance, aciatica, neuralgia
4 rheumatism, nervous headache, the afte
effects Of Ia grippe, palpitation Of the heart
pale and sallow complexions, all forms Q
weakness either in male or famale. PIN
| pills are sold by all dealers, or will be sen
/ | post paid on receipt Of price, $50 cents box 0
9 boxes for 81 50-they are never SOLD IA bui
or by the 100 10y addressing Dr. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, n. Y.
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