The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-09-11
A PARALYTIC STROKE,
Physicians at the Ann ArbOr Hos
pital Said it was Due to
Blood ClOt.
BUT THEY did NOT Relieve HIM.
The Paralysis Probably due to Nervous Causes.
Finally Cured by Nerve Food.
From The Gazette, Hudson, Mich.

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=" The ninth day OF last October l was at
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me like lightning"
odd the doctors at any time give you en-
copragement that you would recover from
your attack"
"None at all on account, as they said,
that II was the result of blood clot."
"To what specialists did you go?"
We'll, after all the physicians at North
Adams had given me up, l went to the hos.
pital at Ann Arbor a month after / was
hurt and received the comforting news that
l would never have the use Of my limbs
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GENEVA, MICH, Aug. 81, 1895.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing inter-
view is true in every respect, and that the
reporter Of the Hudson GdseNe did visit me
Saturday, the 3lst day of August, and re-
corded these facts.
Signed, MARION j. SALES.
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