The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-11
PARTIAL PARALYSIS
Still Another Case Cured by Dr..
Williams Pink Pills.

/ The story of the cure of Henry j.
Hubbard, of Wittens, Ohio, from para
lysis. will bring hope to others afflicted
as he was. He was helpless and utter
| ly discouraged. He had been getting
worse and worse, month by month.
| First it made him unable to work, then
he could not walk, then he could not
even raise a hand to feed himself; he
could not move any part of his body
except his head.
Il heard of Mr. Lee F. CIPHER, of
| Sisterville, a neighboring town in West
! Virginia. who had been cured of par
! alysis. by DR. Williams Pink Pills
! for Pale People, says Mr.. Hubbard
! in telling the story of his cure, and
my son took me over to see him. 1t
J gave me new courage to hear him
tell how easily he found relief, for 1
had given up hope Of ever being able to
move again. L was perfectly helpless.
| When L was first taken l was treated
by three physicians, one of them spe-
cialist, but L got worse instead of bet
! ter. 1 could both walk and feed myself
when 1 began doctoring with them, but
finally I could move nothing except my
head The doctors medicine caused
my stomach to pain me a great deal;
it didn't help me a bit, and, as 1 said
L got discouraged.
Then, after I saw Mr.. CIPHER. and
he told me that DIR. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People had accomplished
such wonderful cure in his case, I
decided to take this remedy myself. In
al of i,,or -,
the pills 1 noticed a change for the bet
ter. Now I can walk and get around
all right"
The first symptoms of partial par
alysis are: trembling of the hands:
sudden loss of power in arms or legs.
frequently affecting one whole side of
the body; staggering; partial or entire
of the features. sometimes an uncon-
trolla BILE quivering of the chin; severe
pains; difficulty in speech. Paralysis
may be caused by exposure, emotional
influence, venereal excuses and by
other diseases. The approach of the
disease is generally gradual. Ere
quently the first warning is a vague
feeling of headache, vertigo and mus
cular weakness. The best method of
treatment is to restore the nutrition
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
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Mrs. Neumann, among various adj
missions and denials of allegations. |
denies that any of the profits and
benefit from the Lanai ranch convey
ed to Pain and her late husband were
ever received by Paul Neumann, and
that Pain was acting for himself and
Neumann in operating the ranch, but
alleges that Pain was assuming to act
for and on behalf of all the parties
in interest. She admits that Pain or
Neumann did not render an account
of the ranch business, but alleges it
was impossible for her husband or
herself to do so because the matters
were within the sole knowledge of
Pain, who had never rendered any ac-
count to Paul Neumann or herself
Finally, Mrs. Neumann denies that
she is indebted to the complainant in
a large amount of money or in any
sum whatever, and AYERS that she is 9
ready and willing to have an account 9
taken as prayed for Wherefore, she =.
joins in plaintiffs prayer for an ac- e
by decree of court and asks 9
that she may have her costs.
COUNTY ACT APPEAL, G
An appeal has been filed by Attor- e
ney General Andrews on behalf of e
plaintiffs from the decision of Judge G
Gear dismissing the writ of mandamus e
n the suit of Sanford B. Dole and 9TH e
,rs, composing the Board of Public In
situations under the County Act, 6
against Henry E. Cooper, Superinten- e
lent of Public Works. e
Sophie Ching Duck petitions that e
he he appointed Administrative of the e
state of Ching Duck late of the vii q
age of Kok Doc, Heong San, China. e
The estate consists of a fire claim q
ward of the value of $152.75. q
Judge Gear has signed a decree dis G.
olving the bonds of marriage be- q
ween Emily Cameron Williams and q
Edward Austin Williams. on the c.
round of neglect and refusal of the c.
ihellee to provide suitable mainte- e.
ance for his wife, and requiring the e.
bellee to pay costs of court and :.
ee of SIS to libellants attorney. q