The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-06

Last week Q reporter e. ,iis qssss wis
driving in the vicinity 81 Elan8 Lake ana
he took IN A. psSssr-S- Sarunas Win VS.
eoins 10 GSaev& Ezcssllsc IN canUs-Ss-
tion, the farmer Ess25 Eb0 Was sraDey' fsa
a a Ez-rulNls ed rsnlasms1 asked 1hs rs-
r.NrSss va k vas xas where he hre5. The
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nan ana Tire e33 rsallsanA1 szsS. Vel yen
rsEss1ssr 1ssa are x1Exvs uy-oe-a1rs ans
s1csr Sc everything esE. hspe Ven lta-s
e. the news in Gsntrxt1 The rs0,r-s- rsz
fess-3 tAA- he hss I'D. hu- nSSsE -. a.
11er ~ ts-. Aim z-r-Ai1s q a 1srsl ans in
is4rssSl-s zAt1rs EAesA Aas s-alsg1r-a in
TASl pretty E-tle hamlet We'll s1s3 Inc
al Celslen1a- Geneva ~ a. eSsr In The
Say 81 Wonters something ezGiresy 6iEsrS1s
fra-n anything ever heard q tr.s1rS- IL =
ne case Of man cured - F1rxlrsss =
The reporter took oUt his noss h,SoS - ga
the facts of the story
Before | begin 20 tell Won whs- I knew
about this. 1 want YOU % promise risEs va
viii 20 AMI see the subject Of thSs iz-rrvi<E.
30 that all may be made known In the rsr.o--
| know he viii BE pleased 81 So Yea and vii
tell YOU all about the unstrer" The ~
porter promised him he would Sc the nan
4 ne dIdnt live az TOO great = distance. and
the old farmer told his story
About ten months ago. Marion O.. Salss.
S-1lwart blacksmith Of s. years living in
North Adams, Mich, was stricken With rS-
ralysis. his legs being affected. While he wzs
working AT his trade, lifting a large tire II
grJuni, helpless, and the tire fell on him
He WIS removed 70 his home. his friends
thinking he was hurt by some misstrp.
When the doctor came he found that Mr.
Sales had been the victim. not of an acct
dent, but OF paraiytic stroke, and thought
You know. Mr.. Reporter. that OftentimeS
bllcKsmiths are subject 10 such disease on
account of the peculiar Pastures they are
Obliged 10 take. NJ. Sales was perfectly
healthy man | have known him intimately
from a boy. and know that 10 be true; il i
all the more wonderful Therefore that he
should have this visitation. Soon after this
perhaps six weeks he came TO his fathers
home here. He had been 10 Ann ArbOr 10
seek help and the doctors there gave him no
His father. who has lived
here for years, thought better care could be
taken of him here than any other place
He was confined 10 his bed or chair for
months, unable to take step and no pros
pect OF ever doing 80 again. depending upon
his wife or parents 10 draw him in a chair
from place TO place. One of his friends in
duced him to try remedy known as DIR.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. and
you would be astonished To note the pro-
gr,as. tho. mo-, L~- made since takin1 49,.
i have gwen you rather disconnected ac-
count of this ease, but every word of II j.
true and You will find it worth your time
to see Mr.. Sales and hear from his own lips
the story of his recovery. 1t is the wonder
Of the town."
The reporter. making good his promise
and being somewhat curious, proceeded 10
Mr.. Sales residence 10 hear more of this \
wonderful case. After making himself
known the reporter was welcomed by Mr. /
Sales hear that your recovery from /
serious paralytic stroke is due to DR.. VIII
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People?"
Yes, / am sure that is the remedy that
I am indebted to for my fast returning
health" he said, at seems odd, don't il.