The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-15
WHAT EDITORlAL!
In the Lafayette, Ind.
Daily Call.
The Editor of This Newspaper
Tells a Strange Story.
And Vouches for Its Absolute
Truth and Accuracy.
Prominence of Paper and Startling
Nature Of Fact
| Make Article of Vast Interest to the
Public.
Prominence of Paper and Startling
Nature of Fact
Make Article of Vast Interest to the
Public.

"Jacob j. Reitemeier, - says the Lafay-
ette Ind.) Daily Call, for January is,
"the well-known compositor IN The Call
news-room, son OF one of our Oldest ana
best known German citizens, has
daughter just three years old last Satur-
day, who almost from her birth has been
afflicted with spinal meningitis, ana mas
just experienced a recovery which Is III
tile short OF miraculous.
"Mr. ana Mrs Retemeier were three
years ago made the proud parents OF twin
sisters, one OF whom died on the 9Th OF
June two years ago, with spinal menin-
gifts. The latter part OF the same month
her surviving twin sister was attacked
with the disease in most aggravated
form. The family had the constant SER
vices Throughout the whole summer OF
some OF our best physicians, three OF
whom in turn examined and attended the
cases. The child was unable to walk, al
most unable to move and entirely help
less.
"The physicians, one and all, agreed
that the case was hopeless, that nothing
| could be done for this child. Their opip-
ion was that she would never be cured,
and probably would soon die. From
everyth hing done for her she experienced
no benefit, and the physicians, candidly
stating that they could do nothing for
the cure of the child, were dismissed
| and beyond mild domestic treatment,
rubbing with alcohol, etc., to alleviate
| immediate symptoms, nothing was done
| for her, and the sad hearted parents only
waited the summons which they felt must
| FOR kart tna
| affiictions.
"Thus matters went on for about year
the little one changing, IL at all, only for
the worse, and steadily but surely going
| down. One year this month, MIR. helte-
meier informs us, attracted 10y the adver-
tisement OF DIR. Greenes Nervurs blood
and nerve remedy, in The Call, he and his
wife finally concluded 10 try 1t, though
with But very slender hopes of deriving
any benefit. There was decided i'm
provement in the child's condition with
the use OF the first bottle, which contin-
ued during the second, and before the
| third bottle was all used the child was
able TO walk upright, and apparently
cured. Thereupon the use OF the medi-
cine was discontinued, and has not been
resumed.
"In the year which has since elapsed
the cE.id mas grown 10 be as fat and
healthy and active little one as any pa
1
Reitemeier say they feel beyond doubt
that the use OF DR.. Greene's Nervurs
blood and nerve remedy saved her life
The case is certainly a very remarka bl'
one, and the well-known and reliable
character of the parties gives il especia
Importance and significance.
This is indeed a most wonderful cure
and great triumph for DIR. Greene
Nervura, and occurring as it did in tn
Daily Calls official family, the fact vii
have the greatest weight in influencing
all who are sick or ailing, TO use thi
truly marvellous restorer of health. Thi
grand remedy should not be classed will
ordinary patent medicines, as II Is tn
discovery of a successful physician VIII
has the largest practice in the worl'
among nervous and chronic diseases, DR.
Greene, of "a Temple Place, Boston, Mass
He can be consulted without charge II
regard to any case, personally or by let
ter, by all who use the medicine.