The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-07-07
From N, Courier. Herald, Isogina,c, ,rtcn

From ne Courier Herald, Sd1innp Mirh.
Thlt we know not what day may bring
brth Is an old adrgr and iriie one. To"lny
,ur skies are bright and suiny; we have
icnlth strength AMI activity We reckon
onllcnly on the future and lIy oar plans
ccurdinvIy but when at tD-mprrow coilrs
;c may lie stricken .iulivn.y down 'y ~"
und of disease, and lie Oh Il bed OF sunrfii5
nd sorrow.
Every day we soc illustrations of this fact
nong the friends in our own circle. 1o-'i@y
nry are we'll and strong and arc pursi iig
heir daily lIb9r9; tomorrow the ililtlhg
and of dis,Hsc or death las Brought them
own to helpless illnnsS or the grave. Among
10 many ills that atiiit hulua1ily, aad one
nat battles the hiy!nst medical skill ut the
resent day, none j. more feared nN'l zone
,avcs the victim M ra helpless or hopeless
fultimlte rrli"t h'In hat known Is p rny'lS.
Sometimes it CrtrpS IRA lun!lY OTr the
irtim, pcfcrpt,ly closing lis r""r ti!thiru-
" coils from day To day unl again it comes
tlio II .li,htning flash, and thu once s'r. ng
IAN or womaI !, more hclpl'>S 'inn rh''d.
:unh wrs the case with Mrs. RGth WnlrUtt,
lr wife of Rev. II. u. Nu!cOtt, m este md
iniStrr of the vOsnal. liyag on their hand
ONE farm n r'w miles from the thriving
tile town of Blanchard, Isabella County,
lichigIn.
While attending to her daily duties the
anh Of thn; drerl 'IisNS"; rlr3'y'iS, WIS
il heavily uron her, and whgn sac was
lone ut her iircsiIc.
In conversation with n CDp,i',.T rM
representative, who In ''arl ui her sry &c
case and cure, she spoih rs follow; The
'troke came on one day >HDrlly nrcr ni"n r.
The men had Just u"Ie ntit "l the t,trn -
work in the hci Is, Hnl WIS irj lux. : /
t once felt Il illSSh over ~ br?in j'.e ~
electric shock and EOm"!hias I Mt seemed
ike II bead of prrsriri,,im seemed 10 ,l;H
Iowa my left lower limb iato NY ,or. ! s.'
down for moment AMI thea, ietli:g better,
rnsun 1t my ironing. Ag'n, in few min
utcS, there came another ;lISh over my h"ad,
All again there was the peculiar srnSn ION
Of something running dorn my ailn.. Then
knew thut something serious WAS GbOnt :
happen and | male haste 10 rcn II II hrl.
where fell, under the Influence Of paralysis.
After ! had laid there ipr Il t"w minutes ny
husband came in anil not seeing me whore
had been working he looked for me and
found me lying helpless.
"My speech was not affected, and told
linn what was the matter. y doctor was ut
once sent for to the village IF blanchard, e.
few miles away, and he came ont TO the
firm in about three hours but hc cOull not
q ford me any relief. This was three years
Cgo-in April, 1Sa2-thnt | suffered from
this stroke Jf paralysis. 1t Affected my Lift
side and rendered Inc helpless. For year
ance, using among other things an electric
battery, but it all did me no good.
AT this lime read IN i paper about Or.
Williams Pink Pills, and they were also
recommended TO me by some of my friends,
who had heard of the many cures that they
had effected in cases like mine. After llnd
been taking them for about two weeks be-
gan to feel better and have continued to
steadily improve. The paralysis was so bad
that | could not walk around the house, hut
had to be lifted about. My left arm was also
entirely helpless. | am now able 10 walk
around and get out to ,all on my friends and
neighbors, and am so well that ] can get
around very well. / used twenty boxes OF
Pink Pills"
As Mrs. Wolcott concluded the recital Of
her trouble the representative of The Courier.