The news boy., 1896-04-18
PARALYSIS.
From ne Pres, Nes York City.


Morris Preslsner of No. Pitt Street,
Aew York, who Is real estate agent and
collector of rents, caught severe cold early
last spring, which settled upon his kidneys.
Soon he began to suffer severe pain In his
backbone, sides and chest. His symptoms
grew rapidly more alarming, until at last be
was as helpless as child and could scarcely
move a. he lay on his bed. AS Mr. Pres
laner 10 well-known In the part Of town
where he resides, he had many sympathizers,
who did all they could to help him.
Though native of Berlin, Mr.. Preslaner
has lived In this country for forty years,
having served the country Of his adoption
by three years hard service in the civil
war. he enlisted with the Nineteenth
ties and marching with Gen. Sherman to the
sea. While In Georgia Mr.. Preslaner was
promoted to first sergeant for bravery on
the field Of action: He is now member i OF
Koites Post, 9: A; r. r.. snd. snd is one OF tho
Mr.. Preslaner told q reporter the story OF
his dreadful illness and the wonderful re-
covery. The reporter met him as he was re-
turning from long walk, and, saying that
him ito to tell S the 81 story. % When Mf. Presianer
was comfortably seated in his pleasant
parlor, he told the following story, which,
he said, he hoped everyone who was sufier-
ing as he had suffered would read. His
words were as follows: ITO begin with, l
was taken sick Just year and q month ago,
having taken severe cold which settled on
my kidneys. At first thought the pain
suffered would soon pass away, but, instead
Of doing ,this, it grew more Intense every
with considerable difficulty.
~ called In doctor, who said had loco
motor ataxia and began treating me for that
disease. He did me no good, and all summer
long could scarcely attend to my business
at all. Then called another doctor and
took his medicine for several weeks, but
experienced no relief. DR.. Truman Nichols,
| Of No 2s7 East Broadway, who / at last
called in, helped me more than any OF the
other doctors, but along towards tall all grew rev
Nichols is a good doctor and understood
| my case, but despite this fact his medicines
did me no lasting good.
early in November the little strength
| had In my legs left me and l was unable to
stand. The pain in my back and sides be
came almost unbearable, and my, limbs
| grew cold An electric battery I bought
failed to help me, and for weeks felt my.
self gradually growing weaker until all
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but was so preiudiced against what
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