The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-17
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From the Prose-. Utica. n. YES Mrs.
Nancy Lappcna, Tlie widow Of the late
lair, JOAN Lappeuh. Of Eden, Eric. eoiin-
rs, .sSeH. York. and NOV residing with
her fso:t. lley. Daniel I. Lappeas, the
yAStos.l off Tie Bart ist church VI Brooke
nd New Str. Is nm Oli lady neariy,
seyetty-s years OF Rge, well known
IN me l0cality Where she. no resides.
AM IN Erie county, her husband having
been Une ofithe FORTY .niners,s Of CALI
fornih pioneers. Scyera, years mo abe
accidentally received an lnjury ID her
spine. which resulted IN creeping par.
'nlysls or palsy Sf both hands and
wrists, from which she liiH b.en ctired. I
Her ease being q remarkable one Of,
account OF her great age. Mrs. lap.
peus,, own statement of her cure Is
given: KS \. Y 4 Il ,.rj' \
BRoo KTIEIp, NEW YORK. s,
I'D u, n Y 4 July u. 1876.
sts'.Afy name Il Nancy lLappeus. i nm
NEARLY seventy. ssyeil5 years sid, and tie
Nwklow5 OF John I.nppeus. deceased, WHO,
died some three. years agsp, ID i Eden.
New York, since which time 4 lssge re.
sided With MY son. Rev. Daniel n.
1.appelis, aS clerGynia OF The BaulIst
church, md living now at this Mace.
E5it a bnut3flye years.lgo I lYaB oy rtlls-
Oh by . Gurioiis dec 81. { hFou..ll SONG
boys who were playing on, Inc streat
with baking gl6Ses at Eden. New York.
by some n,eans, While going into no.
nos iilce, i was struck IN the back by
one OK tho boys. the blow resulting so
seriously that for months / was UNI
able to lie down, but had TO take my
rest.in chair, and suffered great pain
from Injury TO the spine. I was grad
uall ftected " By creeping palsy In
both hands, which would become dead.
~ white, beslnnlns at the finger. ends,
the nails being blue, and tie sense 81
touch or feeling In the affected parts
suspended b \ E ST. "a X 4 A.
q The physicians. when these ii tacks
appeared, would order me to Slmrierse
my hands In no t water, and this gem
orally Eaye temporary relief, butt the
attacks became more frequent. and u
Knew II they Serc not Gtayed, should
entirely lose the use OF my hnnds, II
not my arms. The doctors said they
could DO no more for me, sbut II deter
mined not to leave any stone unturncd
that could AFFORD ms pDssibla relief.
AT this time i learned through the
newspapers some of the extraordinary
cures ttlnt mad Deem effected inSall man.
ner of diseases by DR.. GWilliams' Pink
Pills, and With my husbands full con-
sent, began ito take them. Improve
lnant began In my condition almost i'm
lnediateiy, and in % few months all
symptoms Of the palsy left me, and
have never returned since. I am a fIrn,
believer In the efficacy Of Pink pills.
and always shall be SO.
NANCY LAPPEus."
I DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain. In
a condensed form, ull the elements nee
essary 70 give new life and richness to
the blood and restore shattered nerves,
Ihey are an unfailing specific for such
diseases, as loconotor ataxia, partial
paralysis, st. Vitus, dance, sciatica.
neuralgia. irheumatism nervous head
ache. the after effect Of la grippe. pal
.pitation OF the heart, pale and saiIow
complexlons,$ all forms of weakness
either In male or female. Pink pills ara
sold by all dealers. or will, be sent post
paid on receipt OF price. so cents a boy.
or SIX boxes for 50 50 (they are never
sold IN bulk or hS3 the 1901, by. ad dress
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Schenectady " 49, = 80 5gS's t'-'r''