The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-11
HOW A KENDALL, N. y, MAN
FACED Death,
Given up to Die by His Physicians but Received
New Lease Of Life-The Story in
His Own Words.
From the Albion, N. y, Ne,Os.

The newspapers have printed great many
statements lately regarding wonderful cures,
great so-called miracles, etc., claimed to be
the result of DR.. Williams Pink Pills. Some
of these stories seemed almost incredible as
many of them happened at some distance, but
now we have a case in our own midst right
here in Orleans County. Hearing such reports
and desiring to verify the remarkable state
ments, a representative of the Weekly Neos
drove to Kendall last Wednesday and called
upon Mr.. Absalam Haradine, who is we'll
TODD farmer residing about mile north of
West Kendall in this county.
Your reporter found Mr.. Haradine sitting in
an easy chair looking frst-rate and ready to
give the public his remarkable experience.
He said:
81 have always been hard working man
and when bought this farm about ten years
ago could do as big days work as the next
man. In 1888 1 was first taken sick, felt
tired but kept at work more or less for two or
three years but gradually grew worse till was
confined to my house.
" called in DR.. O'Brien, who treated me
for dyspepsia. Getting no relief / called DR..
DouSldss WHO sdlu Htu lupe WORM anu treated
me for that. After consulting several physi-
clans it was finally decided that l had none
other than the dreaded disease known as loco
motor ataxia. Growing worse continually / in
turn engaged the services of Drs. Bamber,
Little, Gillett, Gleason, Holeman, Carpenter,
doctors who all finally agreed there was no
hope for me. Medicine seemed to have no effect
on ME whatever. My blood seemed to all turn
to water and l suffered great pain continually.
l was unable to leave the house for three years,
and for over year l was almost helpless,
could not sleep, night or day, and required
help to turn over in bed or make the slightest
movement, until was afflicted with great bed
sores and life seemed unbearable.
" The doctors at one time said had better
send for my friends as l could live but day
or two at most. They told me to take NOR
phine to ease the pain and make the best of it
for the remaining few days.
" fingered along till March II, 1892, when
my wife saw an article in the Albion Weekly
Netcs describing the wonderful cures of DR..
Williams Pink Pills, and a case very much
like mine, and on April II, 1892, began taking
the pills. at once began to improve and in
four weeks / was out doors.
IN My appetite returned and soon enjoyed
sleep at night and continually grew better.
In December 1892, suffered an operation for
gravel which again reduced my strength, but
! continued the Pink Pills until June 5, 1898
'oon u'p " ,aiha, auout twenty niles
from here, visited all my old friends travelling
about every day for two or three weeks.
am getting better right along, my appe-
title is good, sleep well, and although / am
yet unable to go about much, yet ifI am finally
fully restored to health it will be scarcely more
of miracle than it is in bringing me to where
am now.
81 at first received the pills direct from the
DR.. Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N.
Y, later at Albion, N. Y, but now they are ON
sale here at West Kendall, by d. j. Root"
The News representative, in talking with
several neighbors, referred to the case, and
they confirmed all Mr. Haradine had said and
expressed themselves enthusiastically regard
Ing the wonderful results in this case.