Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-03-27
a THlRTEEN-YEAR-OLD
CHILD PARALYZED.
IL Was Caused by n Nervous Affection,
aud Rendered One Arm L~ifeIess.
From ne Times, Paoia Kansas.

IL was unused Dy a nervous Anection,
aud Rendered one Arm Lifeiess.
From ne Times, Paoia. Kansas.
a happy family is that of Mr.. James
Mckinney, of Hillsdale, Kan, on whom
Il Times reporter recently called. His bus,
mess with these people was to learn thu
facts fct his paper of the cure of their Is.
year-old daughter from n case of nervous
proStration. aud the facts were learned
from Mrs. Mckinney herself. who quick.
~ told the following story:
THE first perceptiblc result OF her ex.
IRENE nervousness was apparent In a halt
ing step of the child in her right limb
said the mother, ''and Il physician was
called IN TO attend her. No apparent
change coming, another doctor was called
10 attend her. She continued to grow
worse, although we thought the doctors
helped her, until she lost the use entirely
OF her right arm, which hung ~listless. and
apparently ~lifeless by her side.
The physicians finally told u.s." con.
tinued Mrs. Mckinney, that Mary would
outgroW il in time. hut by accident. my
husband picked up a circular in his shop,
which SO highly recommended DIR. VIII
Jams Pink Pills for Pale People. that we
concluded To Try them. Mr.. Mckinney
procured Il box NJ Grimes drug store Ia
Paola. and we began 10y giving Mary n
hall pill AT Il time. and gradually increas
ing To one pill AT q time. and before we
had used one box we coald see they were
doing her good. This was one year ago.
She had been suffering nj that time for
q years, under the doctors, and we were
So encouraged over the good effects of the
use of DIR. Williams Pink Pills, that we
continued TO use them. and the child start
ed 10 school again and has been able To
attend school ever since, gradually getting
stronger aud in better health all the tim.
as You nov see her, and we don't notice
the old trouble any more.
Yes, we are always ready and Willing
To recommend DIR. Williams Pink Pills
and DO so all the time To our friends" re
piled Mrs. Mckinney 10 our question: and
continuing. she said: 1--WE do NOT know
what the doctors called Mary's atiliction,
but we took ii TO be something like paraly,
Sis or 81. Nitus' dance, and we becama
very much alarmed about her.
cur local physician she saws, "now
tells uS that DIR. Williams Pink Pills arc
as good Il thing as we could use: and
Whil" Mary is apparently well. she ha
occasional attacks of nervous headache.
ami then she says: Mamma. mus,
take another Pink PIN SO you see sh,
has great faith in them. but does not like
10 nave us talk about her late affection"
Mr. Mckinney is rs much or more en-
lluSiastlc over the great benefit done his
daughter through the use of these pills
lie sand; Nothing too good can be said
hy me of DIR. Williams Pink Pns-thcy
are a great medicine"
DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain, in a
condensed form. all the elements neces,
sarE Ia give new life and richness 10 the
blood and restore shattered nerves. They
are also a specific for troubles peculiar 10
i%elllales' rink Pills are sold in boxes
tneNer in loose bulkI AT 20 cents n box ar
SIX boxes for 500. and may he had of all
aruggists. or direct by mail from DR.. VIII.
iams Medicine CO., Schenectady, y, Y.