The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-14
WHAT IN EDITORIAL l. In the Lafayette (Ind.) Daily Call. The Editor of This Newspaper Tells a
 Strange Story. And Touches for its Absolute
 Truth and Accuracy. Prominence of Paper and Startling
 Nature Of Facts
Make Article of Vast Interest
 to the Public.

Jacob J. Reitemeier," says the La- fayette Qnd) Daily Call of Jan. 18th, "the well known compositor in the Call news-room, son of one of our oldest and best known German citizens, has a daughter just three years old last Saturday, who almost from her birth has been afflicted with spinal menin- gitis, and has just experienced a recov- cry which is little short of miraculous.
 MT. and Mrs. Reitemeier were three years ago made the proud parents of twin sisters, one of whom died on the 5th of June two years ago with spinal meningitis. The latter part of the same month her surviving twin sister was attacked with the disease in a most aggravated form. The family had the constant services throughout the whole summer of some of our best phy- sicians, three of whom in turn exam ined and attended the cases. The child was unable to walk, almost unable to move, and entirely helpless.
 'fThe physicians, one and all, agreed that the case was hopeless, that noth- ing could be done for this child. Their opinion was that she would never be cured, and probably would soon die. From everything done for her she ex- perienced no benefit, and the physi- clans, candidly stating that they could do nothing for the cure of the child, were dismissed, and beyond mild do- mestic treatment, rubbing with alco- hol, etc. to alleviate immediate symp- toms, nothing was done for her, and the sad hearted parents only waited the summons which they felt must soon come for her final release from her af1iictions
 Thus matters went on for about a year, the little one changing, if at all, only for the worse, and steadily but surely going down. One. year this month. MT. Reitemeier informs us, at tracted by the advertisement of pr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem edy, in the Call, he and his wife finally concluded to try it, though with but very slender hopes of deriving any benefit. There was a decided improve ment in the child's condition with the use of the first bottle, which continued 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 medicine was discontinued, and has not been re- stunned.
 "In the year which has since elapsed the child has grown to be as fat and healthy and active little one as any parent need wish to see, and MT. and Mrs. Reitemeier say they feel beyond a doubt that the use of Dr. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve remedy saved her life. The case is certainly a very remarkable one, and the well known and reliable character of the parties gives it especial importance and sig nificance."
 This is indeed a most wonderful cure and a great triumph for Dr. Greene's Nervura, and occurring as it did in the Daily Calls official family, the fact will have the greatest weight ir influencing all who are sick or ailins to use this truly marvellous restorer ot health. This grand remedy should not be classed with ordinary patent medi. cines, as it Is the discovery of a sue. cessful physician who has the largest practice in the world among nervous and chronic diseases, Dr. Greene, of B West 14th street, New York City. He can be consulted without charge in re. gard to any case, personally or by let. ter, by all who use the medicine.