The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-02
ALMOST A Nln'Clt
Tht WONDERFUL DS OtEtY or
MINNESOTA MAJ
His Lower Limbs II q Is .. Use.
lees and He Dragg,u .l aself
Around Like a Snak,

coNefy OF John Hunter a. BE little
town OF Chico, Calf, fro! l.qlysis
ana locomotor ataxia Is ST.. utsh In
the minds OF everyone, an . lunt OF
another equally remarkable a some
What similar case comes f.. Ilnne-
sofa.
Near Mortified, M!na., U.,8 p. A.
OBrien, known to everyboay round
about the town. In the fall ol 1900 he
was obliged to give up work. because
or a disease which one OF the physi-
clans who attended him called locomo-
tor ataxia and another paralysis. He
suffered for more than three years and.
for part of the time, lay in n harness
by the Doctors direction. He grew
worse, and the physicians pronounced
him incurable. But at last. like a mir
acle, came his cure. Let him tell the
story:
1T had been coming on slowly for
eight years" he says "A cold numb
ness commenced in my feet and worked
upwards. 1t grew worse, and, in No
vember, 1900, | had to quit work. The
disease bent me over, and, when | at
tempted to straighten up, it felt as If
someone was cutting me in the pit of
the stomach with a knife always felt
tired and could not rest at night. my
feet felt as if there were needles stick
ing in them and my legs got so numb
that ! could stick pins in them and
never feel it. They would shake SO
sometimes that I could not hold them
still with both hands.
Then | got so that could not walk
and | had to pull myself around like
snake. When | got excited my heart
VI no Init tnt. \ i
My kidneys also became affected and
caused me much pain
Didn't the doctors help you?" was
asked.
mo. One of them had me on nv
bed in a harness for several months.
but that did me no good. They tried
various things, and at last said could
not be cured.
II began taking DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. The first box
stopped my pain so l could sleep good.
1t was week before | could move my
feet the least bit. but from that on I
gained pretty fast. | never will stop
praising DR.. Williams Pink Pills. for
they have made new man of me-"
At all druggists, or direct from DR..
Williams Medicine Company, Schenec-
tady, n. Y, fifty cents per box: six
boxes for two dollars and fifty cents.
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in payment of your personal debts,
knowing that you didn't have funds on
deposit to honor said checks, and that
said checks when presented would be
dishonored and were dishonored"
a. 1t hardly seems to me that would
ha p1a
etc.
@. You refuse to answer the ques-
ton?
A. 1t is so indefinite, Mr.. Isenberg.
Q. Mr.. Austin, when you We're Audi
tor, how many and who were the en-
ployes of the Auditors Department?
A. They We're Mr.. Meyers, Deputy
Auditor, Geo. w. King. bookkeeper,
and at one time Charles Hail. Mr..
Sherman Wood was put in his place as
assistant bookkeeper.
@. Mr.. Austin, do you remember the
salaries of your employees?
A. Yes, sir. Deputy Auditor, two
hundred dollars a month on the pay
roll for the last year and half has
been a bookkeeper, S175 a month: as
sistant bookkeeper, $125 per month; the
first detail clerk, 800 a month; Sec
ond detail clerk, $50 a month; and the
third detail clerk, $50 month; until
the last of the month, before / left, his
soIar,, u,as raisaa 70 s75 a mouth
q did Won consider This force was
sufricient 70 carry on the work in vour
denartmento
A. Yes, it was sufficient for the or
dinary needs of the Auditor; once in
while whom 7 went outside on a check
ING tour wouId emnIov outside assist
anCa
@ Mr. McCandIess. O Did Won have
suriciant funds to nav this outside cler-
icaI assistance
A. Yes but II would never have last
ed II we had done II extensively What
little outside helm we reouired II was
sufficient 70 nav to the time was sus-
nended
n w., 4, ,oss;h,o from, tho hooLs
and records kant in the Auditors Office
to know from time to time what cash