The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-21
THE after Effects
Of Diphtheria, Defective Sight,
Paralysis, Dyspepsia.
Mrs. A. r. Lyon of Detroit the Noted Patient, and
She Talks of the reans Used. 1t is an
interesting Story and rleans
Great Deal.
The Same Means Used Patrick Doyle of lewiston Mich
for Infammatory Rheumatism and Paralysis
Perfect Success.
THE MOST INTERESTING SUBJECT OF THE DAY.

came long time of despair for me. My lower
limbs became numb and cold and lost the use
Of them almost entirely. For long time was
unable to stand on my feet without support.
For four years L could not think of doing
any kind of work.
" treated with many eminent doctors
without deriving any benefit. Ispent more
than 800 in one summer for medical treat
ment which failed to help me. The local
doctors could not give me any encourage
ment, and, in fact, did not know what my all
ment was. / became tired of doctoring, and
for year did nothing for my trouble, consid-
ering that my case was hopeless. By this
time the life was gone out Of my legs, and
could not bend them at all, the cords being
hard as bone. The cold occasioned me great
pain. could not walk at night, and when
l moved around in the daytime had to
watch the ground each step, and then could
only hobble along with the use Of cane.
Hope had about gone out Of my life when
! read in my local paper of persons whom
knew having been cured of similar eases by
DIR: Williams Pink Pills, so l tried them
and in short time could climb the stairs
with ease, a thing l could not before do for
years. did not give them a fair trial, how
ever, until year ago, and after using few
boxes, the life came into my limbs, and feet,
and / was soon able to resume work. can
now bend my legs and straighten my back
which had not done for years previous to
the use of the pills. l consider myself COM
DR.. Williams Pink Pills. most cheerfully
recommend them to the use of all persons az
flicted with similar diseases"
To confirm his story beyond all doubt Mr..
Doyle made the following affidavit:
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
COUNTY OF MoNTMoRENCY. o.
Patrick Doyle being duly sworn on his
oath saith that the foregoing statement is
just and true. PATRICK DOYLE.
Sworn and subscribed before me, April
Goth, 1895. FRED. ii. MCMULLEN,
Justice of the Peace.
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