The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-01
PARALYSIS.
From the Press. New York Citv


Morris Preslaner of No Pitt street. New
York, who is real estate agent and collector
OF rents, caught severe cold early last spring,
which settled upon his kidneys. Sooni he be-
gan to suffer severe pain in his backbone, sides
and chest His symptoms grew rapidly more
alarming, until at last he was helpless as
child and could scarcely move as he lay on his
bed. AS Mr.. Preslaner is we'll 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 en-
listed with the Nineteenth Illinois Infantry,
taking part in many battles and marching
with General 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 of Koltes Post, G. A. R., and
is one OF the most popular men in the post.
Mr.. Preslaner told reporter the story of his
dreadful illness and wonderful recovery. The
reporter met him as he was returning from a
his wonderful cure, asked him to tell the
story When Mr.. Preslaner was comfortably
seated in his pleasant parlor he told the fol-
lowing story, which, he said, he hoped every
one who was suffering as he had suffered
would read. His words were as follows: s'To
begin with, was taken sick just a year and
settled on my kidneys. At first l thought the
pain l suffered would soon pass away but in
stead of doing this it grew more intense every
considerable difficulty.
81 called in a doctor, who said had locomo-
tor atax1a, and began treating me for that dis
ease He did me no good, and all summer long
could scarcely attend to my business at ali.
Then called another doctor and took his
medicine for several weeks, but experienced
no relief. DR.. Truman Nichols of 2S7 East
Broadway, whom at last called in helped me
more than any of the other doctors, but along
toward fa al. l grew worse. despite his treat
ment think DR.. Nichols is good doctor and
understood my case, but despite this fact his
medicines did me no lasting good
"Eariy IN November the little strength had
IN IN my legs LETT me and was unable to stand.
The pain in my back and sides became almost
unbearable e, and my limbs grew cold. An cleo
ardc oaitsry bought tailed to help me- and for
until all hope left me.
''some time before this had read of a won
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