The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-04-21
Pale, Thin People Usually are Dis
eaSed.
The First Step Necessary to Gain Flesh is Health,
then Proper Food for both Body and Nerves.
An Old Soldiers Clear, Straightforward State
ment.
fF97a De werld-Herald. Omaha. lyss.

Florence, the cory little suburb 10 the
north Of Omaha Is zgog with excitement
The older generation. Of which the populz-
tion Of FIoren>e Is mostly composed, are ap-
parently getting yoGng again, and We with
the younger generation Ia fezts Of strength
and agility
& H0rld- Herald reporter was attracted By
the evidence Of renewed activity Of some 81
the older inhabitants Of tire VILLAGE AMI ea-
quired the cause Mr. An1re- lnze eler,
who was a member Of Company y q ttle
First Iowa Volunteers during the var. IE1sce
the following explanation q his sEro1g,
healthy appearance. when for years he had
been CRIPPLED Or COMPELLED 70 lie On q sick
bed With a complication Of disorders result
ing from the har3ships which he was con-
PEELED 70 endure He said:
In July, 1s55. while my company vas
On the march through 70 Austin, Texas. my
leg troubled me considerably But Thought
tn4E X vas nothing but z recurrence Of The
effects Of a sDrain had received during the
war by my horse falling On ne. bot the
pain soon increased TO such degree that
was compelled TO ask FOX medical treatment
The surgeons pronounced the eazse rheu-
rnsrisE1. and that Of the worst oE1-r- 1t
Alexander. Louisiana, ] was in s1c1 weak
ened condition. though I continued 10 march
with my company, that the excessive hat
orerczme me and 1 vas suns1rucE- ren-zln-
lrlZ lElffsLA--Ll2 l4llE1-
Of the sInsrroke. / was unable and have
ever since been unable 10 remain IN the
glare Of the sun, even on moderately cool
day, and every summer | have Deen over
come By the heat 50 that / would Be com
peEled to give up NY wozk- he feeling
that / experienced was a sort Of bearing
dom On ny head. Is though 2 heavy BODY
was resting there and 81 times il would
come quickly, like blow and wozld Tn
consciously scoop zs though Involuntary
avoiding an obstacle presenting itsslf 10 ny
head This bearing down gradually grew
into a steady pain which increased EnIil i
seemed As though ny head would buTsz-
There was also constant ringing n ny
ears rendering Il very difficult for me 70
hear. Coupled with this, pzlpltsrlal 81
the heart caused ne great trounle. and this
grew % that the slightest shock 10 M
nerves from slight nsise Or other disturb
ance would 81 my heart 70 1huHs ping against
nv chest and would trenble from head Il
fo0E as though / had 81 NIruS dzlea- Inres
times. from slight circumstances the TszlpI
tario1 was 50 great that / fzinted ard re
nziaad unconscious f9g from sven 10 LEI
hours. at which times my relatives de
su1Irei II my life IN addition % this TIA
rheumatism, which had been felt only !,
nv ankle bean 70 work I'D nv right r.
until the whole right side q my body Va
szecsed BIZ. Il. - much Indeed that III
head Was drawn down % ny EI-1s s1-oal1e-
1 was totally unit for work. loss my s-relg1l
ard flesh / tried every physlei11 who va
reported 10 ne 70 have 3 speeial knoE lsds
Of ny case, but after long trials, / only p
perienced temporary relief from the PAIN
/ wls confined 70 my bed during TIE CRAZE
part OF the cold weSthe< az ezeh rear
- For twenty eight years have eonsulse'
PHYSICIANS sni taken their prescrip sI11
without deriving any material benefit ~
ailments increased IN intensity until / W
ASSURED 1hst there was n1 hope for me- Du,
ing LAST yesr | went into the butcher bus
ness. but the dzupussS fr1n the ice use
increased my rheumatic raiDS 10 such 2
extent that ] was not only compelled I
cult the business, but was confined 10 II
house snd bed for nearly sir nsoutlls-
4 had given up all faith Of being q We
man again when IN November last Rad ]
fas World HcgzlS case Of mzn Tho h