Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-11
Epileptic Fits
Every One Should Read This Brief
History of Probably the Most Re-
markabIe Cure Known in the
Science of Medicine.

| ut is with great pleasure that I give
| this testimony to Wheelers Nerve VII
| talizer My daughter, Ethel, had cpl
| lepsy for eight years. At first we did
not know what her trouble was She
would turn to one side; her eyes would
culver. the corners of her mouth would
Jerk for a moment, and then was all
right again for perhaps, a few hours.
The doctors pronounced her trouble a
mild case Of epilepsy, for which they
treated her. At first they seemed to
help her, but only for a short time, and
the fits returned worse than before. We
tried other doctors, with the same re-
suit. She continued to grow worse. the
fits coming oftener and lasting longer
we were obliged to take her out OF
school before she was ten years old.
At night she would have one or two
hard spells, and then for three or four
days would have them every few min
utes She would be about the house,
and stop where she was until the
spasm passed. Sometimes she would
turn around, but never fall. All the
time the fits occurring oftener and
more severe. She looked wild out of her
eyes all the time. For seven years did
not know what a good nights rest
was. Hardly dared to go to sleep for
fear Of her, and all this time she was
being treated by the best doctors.
Sometimes after she had these hard
fits at night and was coming out of
them, she would scream one scream
after another and such blood-curdling
screams that they would arouse the
neighbors before could get her quiet
This continued until she was about
thirteen years old, and kept growing
worse. I have sat by her bed at night
and knew Of her having twenty fits in
an hour, continuing until midnight
zone time, when they had lasted
longer than common, and she was
growing worse. I sent for the doctor.
She was having one spell after anoth-
er, as fast as she could have them.
She had not eaten anything during the
day. and was fast getting so that she
knew nothing. The doctor said all he
could do was to put her to sleep. He
did so, and she slept until noon the
next day. That night she had the
spasms as bad as ever, and it was the
same thing over again. I was dis
tracted. I knew could not keep this
up. About this time some one hand.
ed me one Of your papers, advertising
Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer. / had no
faith in patent medicine, but In look
ing over the paper saw a similar case
cured by it. I commenced to give 1t
according to directions, and must say
that I was surprised at the results.
In three hours the spasms began to
get lighter, and farther apart, and in
three days they entirely left her !
still keep up the medicine, for / was
determined to give it g. fair trial.
knew it would take long time to cure
her. She had no return Of the fits for
six months, and then only three or four
light ones Then she had none for
five months more, and only one light
one, caused, I think, by excitement.
She has had only one light one in
two years, and is now well and hearty.
and seems as lively as any girl be-
lieye that she is sound and well.
"Her mother is an invalid. confined
to her bed, and the daughter has fun
charge of the house, doing the washing,
baking and other work, which Is PROOF
of her perfect health.
II feel that I cannot say too much
in praise of wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer.
This is long letter, but cannot see
where can cut it short for even now
the half is not told. II anyone doubts
| any portion of the statement let them
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and give them the names OF q dozen
friends and neigihbOrs who will con-
| firm my statements. I am In business
here and we'll known to everyone
have recommended Wheeler's Nerve
vitalizer to many others, and all from
whom I have heard say they received
the same benefit" ]. B. Easley, Chur-
ubusco, Ind.
Surely a medicine that will cure ep-
ileptic fits, the most advanced and fatal
form of all nervous diseases, and that
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nently may be depended upon to euro
nervous prostration, st. Vitus' dance,
rheumatism, weakness, sleeplessness
and all the milder forms of nervous
ills which are but the starting point.
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