The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-09-24
A Lawyers Testimony.
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George Blarman Stacey. Of Nicnolyllle.
! St. Lawrence County, N'w York. hns for
! many years ruukod ~ one of the brightest
| lawyers In Northern New YORK and Tor the
! pa q twenty youfs has been th' % 'EuoWIrdl,rd
! l'Hdrr of politics u tlo oU-t end of this E,rat
| county. Mr. stacey wt. admitted TO the bar
! u 1868, ant Gp to october, lsgj. clntiiu d
| to practice h.s profession. Al this timr
! however, the strain %! active political work
| hHi h""u undermining his once iron cousti-
| .Hlluu, nuI during this month o. o tuh"r he
! suffered "a stroke ut para ysls which lrft him
| practically helpless. For weeks hr w,.s in "A
| terrible condition, II" Efforts of the doctors
proving uf uu avail. All M once h" began tn
recover, however. ana wu4 soon srvn about
town again. irVu. htIns his former hHunts
lhd shaking hIu's HIth his ull friends aud
I'VuUiu'lpr"s lIi- rlpi recovery was tho
itik ot tue town, ani - reporter hearing o,
IT," wonderful euro dec '"i 90 vs,t AIR.
Stacey Hnd ascertain T. possible Il, cause.
Mr.. Stacey WAS inclined To- hr communca.
tive, AMI III" following Is his story VI hls ILL
uc-, AMI cure:
- wnS pr'si inc over "a political meeting
AMI had Just arisen 10 eiy" u friend who was
10 address ia" meeting "a roUsiuc son Ton,
when 10 my H,toniShmcut | discovered |
could not talk. My tongue seemed pnrn-
lyIcd. ! managed To 90" "A lew words. how
ever, aud took my -,W wH"ro by shear will
power | managed To- sit until the meeting
was finished On arising To 80 nome, how
ever, found | could not walk aud sormed
To have lost control o! my limbs. ! was as-
sisted home, but on feeling better in the
morning went down 20 my oflcc. Here |
suffered another shock which left mo Hat on
my hhck. inally recovered sufficiently to
get up, hut was left n completr physical
wreck. | could not half talk or guide my
self nt all. could not write or even hold
pen, and was unlbo TO transact any busi-
ness. was Ike u drunken mar and went
staggrrL: about.
"Ihe doc,ou. lid all they could TO- me but
still intled 81 improve. had always been
Greatly oppose t. patont medicines IN any
form, hut on tn" recommendation OF my
druggist. Ira II. Smith, | finally decided 10
give DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
II trial ami see II they would do mo any
good. To my great surprise began TO no.
iice an improvement before 1 had taken
hnlf box, and by the time had taken three
b Scs fen like new man, AZ nothing else
seemed to help me lay my recovery to tho
Pink Pills for Pale People. On going 10
newark. New Jersey, In April. gave up
taking tho pills, aud have not since returned
10 using them, although am confident they
are splendid thing, and VIII probably use
them again"
Mr.. Staccy's remarkable case Is but one OF
n thousand others which have been cured by
tres" magic pills whore all else had failed.
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they nre never sold IN bulk or by the 1909, |
~ addressing DR.. Williams Medicine Com. |
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