Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-01-14

Tor Many Montho ohe Was Sad and
Worried Because Of Iilness--she
Gives Thanks for tho Discovery TO
Which She Attributes Her Present
Good Health.
From the Chronicle. Chicago. III
Eleven years ago ther. came to Chicago
from Toledo, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. y. J..
Sanders. They had been hard working
and industrious people. but had met with
serious trouble. Mr.. Sanders was a black
smith, but was obliged TO give up his work
at the forge owing to the loss of an eye,
from ansparK from the anvil. Mrs. San
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health, sewed early and late. The con-
fnement and the STOPPING incident to such
work broke down her health, and ii was
thought she was going into quick con-
sumption. Instead, she developed a vio-
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This confined her not only to the house,
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debilitated that for six long months she
was barely able to crawl about, and her
physicians could not restore her strength.
She was reduced to skeleton, could not
eat. could do no work, and as she ex-
pressed 1t, she could not have endured
this much longer.
This description of the after effects of
TYPHOID will be recognized as faithfully
true by any who have had the disease;
and it is these after effects to which a
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His patient is not out of danger until the
strength and appetite return.
Mrs. Sanders. however, became con-
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Ing her to mend, and sought other means.
She came TO the conclusion that prep
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(Signed) MRS. s. J. SANDERS"
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
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A. f. PORTMAN, Notary Public.
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