Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13
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

Florence. the cory little suburb 90 tic
north of Omaha Is asos with excitement.
The Older generation, Of which ihr pJpula.
ton of Fiorpucc is mostly compos.d ID. ore ap.
pinutly getting young again, and yie with
the younger generation Ia fcau IF strength
and agilIiy.
4 loadH r5ii reporter was attracted BY
Tie evidence OF renewed activity VI some ui
the older inhabitants u the VILLAGE and en-
quirrd the clusr. Mr.. Andrew flnk'ukUlgr,
who wns member OF Company u Ui tA
First Iowa Volunteers during tlr wlr, mad
the following explanation ~ Die strong.
healthy appearance when for years hc hsd
hren crippled ~ compelled e. iig ON o. fi,s
bed with q complication 81 disorder result.
ing from che h1rlships which hc was com.
pallol 10 endure. lie said;
o I'm Iulr. i-tG while my r1mn'uy waF'
on the march through 10 Austin, 'Hsas, my
De- troubled Que considerably, hlt thought
chat it was nothing but recurrence ui the
effects of "a spuin had received during tlIc
war by my horse falling on me- but che
pain SON inrroaHal tn such @ decree That
igts compelled % ask Tor mcliri treatment.
The surgeon. pronounced ih' cause rhcl.
muiuu Uul that Of the worst order. A.
Alexander Louisiana wngtu such % weak.
purl condition, though continued 10 march
with WN company, that the excessive hc.t
uyrrlup mo aud / was sunsiTICk. remain.
Ing uuc1uaU ipua several hours Sc result
oi the sunsirOko. ! WIS unable and have
ever since been unable TO r.U.y'u M tbr
glare of the sun. even on o moderately cool
day, aud every summer | have hrCu over
come los the heat - that ! would be cum-
PEELED 10 give up my work. The f'liu"
ihlt stnsrienred was sHfi NJ hearing
down ON my head, W. though "a heavy body
was resting there and at time b would
o1mH quickly. like BLOW ard 7 would un.
consciously Hpop us though irg1iuuurily
avoiding nn obstacle prsen.ina iisali 10 my
he'd This bearing down gradually gIrW
into 90 steady pain witch inefrt a until h
seemed us though my head wuHll burt
There was also constant ringing iu uIy
ears rendering u VERY difficult iOr the tu
hear, Coupled with this, ptlpiai.hn of
che heart r1usad me great trouble. and this
grow POI TINT the slightest shock 90 my
nerves FROM slight noi.r ur other disturb
uure would st my heart tnthuWUIuE against
my chest and would trpmhlG from head 90
foot ag though Ind st. Niius' dance, Three
times, from slight rirvumstlucHs che palpi'
tltI1u yIe Fu great that I tainted uii o.,
MANNED unconscious fur nom seven tU On
hour, ~ which times my rluiiNrH de-
fp1irei ~ my life, In addition ip This thr
rheumatism, which had been iGlt only In
my ankle. began Co work up my right lHg
affected 10y u. ~ much indeed that my
head w1g drawn down IN my right shoulder
totally unit for work, lot my strength
and Hc.h. l tried every physician who was
reported iu Wr tn have Is special knuwludg,
of my ease, but nitcr long trills, ! only "a
pgricnrgd temporary relief from the pain
/ vns confined 10 my bod during the create
part of the cold weather Of ssvh wear.
For twenty eight years have cuusulio
physicians and iaken their prescription
without deriving any material benefit ".
ailments increased in intensity until ! wH
gssurUi Tint tlusrr wins no hope foe me. Dur
ing LAT year / went Into tie butcher hu.i
moss. hui the dampns,s from The irr uHH
increased NY rheumatic pains % such 90
extent that j WIS not only compelled q
quit the huanCsg. but was confined 10 No.
Loufr aud bed Tor nearly tx month.
81 had given Mp all faith of being vel
man again, when in November l1st read II
the lIJSid.Asfuld q g.lsc Of i man who ha