St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-19
A DISAPPOINTED LIFE.
WHY RICHARD GAYLORD LEFT
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
Story in Which There Seems a
I1nSe of Fate-Mrs.C Strick-
en- With Paralysis, and Yet She
Has Been Cured-The Resi-
dents of the Mission Dis
trict Look Upon 1t as

From the Examiner, San Francisco, Cal
Residents of the Mission District of
San Francisco have for months been
marvelng over the peculiar case Of
MRS. Anna Gaylord, the wife of Richard
gaylord, who resides at 313 Seventeenth
street. Several years ago Mr. and Mrs
Gaylord took up their residence in the
Hawaiian Islands, where Mr.. GAYLORD
VINO is by trade a blacksmith, applied
hlmSeif diligently at his occupation
until at length he had, by reason. of his
marc work and frugality, placed him
sell ana family upon a fair Wav TO
L<osperity. He had begun to look for
ward to the enjoyment of a o11ier
happy life upon the beautiful islands of
the Pacific, and in his fancy had hl1iIt
Ior himself and his fanilya comfortable
little home. nestled snugly among the
deep and fragrant foliage of that dis
tant land. His wife shared with him
IN she contemplation of the happiness
that the future apparently had in store
LOT them. She had arrived at the age
at wren rest and contentment count
LOT so much in Woman's life, when
she was suddenly stricken with ner-
Vous prostration. Her condition, he.
came very serious, and her physician
ADVISED her that she must leave the
islands if she wished to regain har
health. Acting upon this advice Mr.
Gaylord disposed of his business and
removed to San Francisco. Mrs Cav
Iord improved slightly with the cha
OF clmate until July, 1893, when she
was stricken by paralysis of the left
arm ana leg, and was entirely deprived
or the use Of those limbs, having 10 he
carried about the house bv her hue-
pand for a period Of two months. She
was treated for some time bv nbvci-
cian, but he was able only partly To 20
heVe her. She was able to d,ap borsa1e
ABOUT the house, but there was no
strength in either of the affected limbs
IL was while she was in this condition
that she noticed in a paper the adyer-
tisement OF Williams Pink Pills. She
determined to get box of the,n and
try them, thinking, as she said that ~
Ieast she could not be injured bv then,
Mrs. Gaylord tells Of the relief she ey.
perlenced from the time she began toI,-
liiS the Dllls, and her story is told in
such plain, straightforward manner
that it is given in her own words
w hen first began taking Williams
PINK Pills., said Mrs. Gaylord, ST had
absolutely no strength in either limb
OF the left side of my body. The treat
| ment of my physician had partly re-
heVed the paralysis, but after he he'd
applied all his remedies I was still in
! practically helpless condition Re-
tore L had taken one full box of the
pllls l began to feel a return of
strength in the limbs that had been so
long useless. Feeling treasured bv the
first effect of the pills upon me, I pur-
chased a second box and continued IN
take them until I had used six boxes.
Wheh the last trace of paralysis had
! left my body and I had regained tha
| fill of he.
imagine how delighted I was when I
felt that my old-time activity was re-
| turning. 1t reminded me of the davs
when / was so strong and healthy AFT
my island home. I do not know VIII
stronger testimony I could give as ia
the merits of Williams Pink Pills than
to say that they have restored me 10
such degree of strength that I now
dc all my own work without tho Iee st
inconvenience, which is as much as
ever did before I was stricken with
paralysis. But that is not ell. 7 almost
! forgot to say how the pills have re-
leved me of a, certain hesitancy in
speech, which has troubled me TO,
| years. My tongue used to become
thick and l would lisp most dread
fully and could not help myself. !
noticed that after l began taking the
! pills could talk more easily, and final
ly was entirely relieved of the lisping
that affected my speech. I have taken
the troubleto recommend the PILLS to an
old lady who is afflicted with paralysis
I have not seen her since she began
taking them, but her husband told me
just the other day, that she had been
greatly benefited by Them
! Mrs. Cayford's friends are amazed
at her sudden recovery from such a
severe paralytic stroke, and stand in
wonderment while she repeats the
story OF her suffering and her cure.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain all
the elements necessary to give new life
and richness to the blood and restore
/ shattered nerves. They are sold in
boxes Cnever in loose form, by the dozen
or hundred at so cents a box, or six
boxes for SEQ and may be had Of Ill
! druggists CIR directly ley mail from DIR.
| Williams Medicine Company, Sche-
j neatady, Il. 7.