The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-01-18
LIKE A FLASH OF LIGHTNING.
Mr.. Jones Gould Not Move Hand
or Foot.
From the Nt,os, linton Mtus, indiana.

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From the Nstcs, Unfon Mus, Indiana.
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been restored to health after months Of
suffering with that dreaded disease rheuma-
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investigate, and In reply to an inquiry con-
corning his illness and cure, Mr.. Jones
cheerfuliy made the following statement:
about three years ago, while running a
steam pump for railway company, was
attacked with severe spell Of rheumatism
and became 30 badly afflicted that for along
time was unable to move even with the
aid of crutches. A local physician whom
called in gave me such help that after being
assisted from bed, could walk around the
the house by having two canes to lean upon.
~ continued in this manner all winter
thinking that when warm weather came
would be better. was somewhat betterin
the spring and returned to my work, but
one day l became very much heated and
took severe cold which brought back the
old disease with renewed vigor.
"Sharp pains would start in one limb and
run all over my body like a flash of light
ming. When tried to move the pains would
seize me and could not move hand or foot,
and suffered all the fortunes of the damned.
~ tried the magnetic electric treatment
for several months, using the battery a
number of times each day. This treatment,
however, had but little effect on mymalady;
my general health began to fail and was
told that the only hope OF prolonged life
was to seek different climate, and unless
this was done could not live another year.
about this time was induced to try DR..
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this
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