Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-08-24
A PARALYTIC CURED.
A WIDELY KNOWN BOSTON MAN.
His Grandfather. RryOlnt iOnary Sol.
der, AMI Three Generat' onS Have
Suffered Strokes Of paraly.
sis-Il IL Hereditary. a
WOULD THE SAME MEANS HAVE
CURED HIS FATHEg AND
GliANDFATHER?


Great Progress in Nichols of Treating
Nervous Disease.
from the Hera" BoHon, Mass
Like thunlerbolt from clear sky,
stroke OF paralysis came TO Mr. Frank T.
Ware, the welI-known Boston auction"er
ana appraiser ut 23j Washington street. lie
went to be- one nigdt, seemingly in romI-.
health When he awoIe his left side was
Stiifered by the dea lcnng Of the nerves.
That was in O,tobrr. six wear. ago, anl
yet to- lay his familiar figure is constantly
seen on nowspa D'rroS. Although he walk
rather slowly with tine aid Of cane. he
looks as hale IN harry rs most men Oh half
his years. Mr.. Ware Is Justice Of the Peace
Ms we'll n Constl5l" and aurtioneer.
The interviewer sou ht out Mr. Ware to
get tue ia'l'. lie gave the interr-tin. par.
ticulars in hi own way.
"Ihe Hrst shock CAM very suddenly whIa
WIS 49, h', b ~ It was nor luStjns in it. ri-
r"'.s, an in iiw weeks | Wa attic to bA
about. While not perfectly re- over. was
- ''' 80 w. I'.'''' va - NNI'El 'NIs IN
thought that the trouble h1l left almost ~
quickly n 1t came. Then had a busy day,
whnn eyhaustc Thy WORK AMI dran 'hn with
ram, went home in vary nervous state.
The result was senou aud more severe
shock, after which my lett arm ard leg were
practically helpless.
Wy HrahnIather who was a soldier in the
Revolutionary war an lost M arm in tho
struggle Tor American III l'p'nd"n'", died
'ha'S "l Par''yNF' Wy at"er also drl OF
paralysis ait'l'nSd It was 'om'Ii'lt' wih
o'her 'rouP''-' an 50 III" some RN'"i'lSr
81 'ne '"'a' cn'ri GER o. 'h' dSia' "Al'h Is
ueten'tary IN or II my After the ''cond
7'lo'N to'k "d'h''|, iDf' m AL Propi'llitF
'h''n w'o'i carry me on
Almost everything under the sun was
recommends to me, ant | trei al. the
reh'uie5 mat seemed likely to do any good.
Inc doctors could do nothing Tor me-.
Massage treatment was unaThling. AMI.
although put myself in tn" hands ot q
specialist ana underwent long course OF
electric Applications, there was no real i'm
proVem"ht would perhaps feel littl"
n''''r "''er an app''''''o" "l electricity. pnt
the ene't quickly wore on and LETT me- just
Wher' was before.
me only 'h'hS Hound That helped me
was DE- NllIians INK pins, aud verify
believe III" IL 1t nam heen Ior those pills
Woulo nave p'eh dead years ago. WouId
not ~ without them under any circum-
stances
Yes, still have slight reminder Of the
last attack six years Az. My left arm is
not az strong as TIL other ami my left foot
drags little, as the paralysis had the eIlect
OF dealening the nerves. But ] can still
walk good distance, talk a easily as ever,
and my general health = HP."niti. | an
really over seventy years Old, nItlolSh an
generally taken to be twenty years younger
than that.
"Ihe Plnk PIlIS Keep my blood IN good
condition. AMI b''l"Ft that is Why am -
well, although rhe"f'Uln'ss may help.
have th2liht OF 1t Il grett many TINES, and
L honestly b'heYe thar tn RINK P'lls nav"
saved my lie.
NJ War" ha-ey"rF appearance Of per
f"cllE healthy man, AMI arrives at his 0hl"
n -