The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-12
PECULIAR EVENT REVEALS THE RES
 CUE OF GEORGE DUNN.
Glad Mother Expresses Joy
Lads Curiosity Brings to Light Story of His Escape When Fate Seemed to Have Decreed
 His Ultimate Death.

Terre Haute, Inc. March 10.-Early yesterday morning whIlc MT. William Abbott, who IS in Terre Haute adver- Using Abbott Brothers Rheumatic Cure, was n his room at the Filbeck hotel, he had occasion to call for an attendant. George Dunn, who lives at 434 Lafayette avenue, bright lad of IA, who is one O. the bell boys at the hotel, answered the call. Like the majority of bell boys, George was cur-ous and glanced about the room in an inQusitiye way. On a table in the room were several bottles of Abbott Brothers Rheumatic Cure and num- Der of electrotypes which MT. Abbott had used in advertising.
 Like flash the boy looked up and exclaimed Abbott Brothers Rheu- matic Cure!" At the boys surprised exclamation MT. Abbott asked him:
 Do you ..now anything about Ab- bott Brothers Rheumatic Cure?'
 Well, I ought to know something about 1t" the boy answered. "A short time ago it saved my life and also cured my little brother, Harry"
 The incident, which was a novel one, was reported to the Star. MT. Abbott verified it. and, in telling of the circumstance, said
 "Yes. 1t is true. Today I called upon the parents of the boy. and after learning who l was they were ex- tremely glad to tell me of how their sons life had been saved by the rem edy. George had already told them nf nrpfinp mo af thp hofnl
 In describing her son Georges COR dition, Mrs. Dunn said:
 For three weeks the child was ab- solutey helpless. Every joint, bone and muscle in his body pained him. He was in agony and screamed night and day. His joints were terribly swollen and every movement caused the most excTuciatlng torture. I car ried him about in my arms. fed him with a spoon and each night I was constantly at his bedside applying hot cloths. George could not even turn his head on the pillow. At last hot applications ceased to ease him and he got so bad I had to give him nor ph.ne pills which were effectual for only few days Finally the pains settled around his heart making his condition extremely grave and criti. cal. Several times we thought sure George was dying
 One morning. when nobody thought he would live. I noticed in ihe Star that free samples or Albeit Brothers' RheuTai'c Cure were being given away at Bauer's drug store. I secured one of tbe aamn'e bottles and returned to my boys bedside as quickly as I could to give him tha medicine.
 "That night he slept soundly walk ing uD hut twice anu only long enough to say. Oh. mama. I am so much bet ter!' 'Inree davs later George was walking around the house The nains had then ieft hie body and the infiari- nation and swelling were ranidly dis arnaa rinp. Two bottles co'nnieted his curo" Continuinr. Mrs. Dunn said:
 George was no sooner well than our little Harry was taken down with the d'ease. The attack came on sud ten1y and within few hours he was in nearly as bad ehapo as George had been. We put him on the Abbott Brthers' Rheumatic Cure at once. Tn two days time 1t made Harry well again.
 Mrs Dunas face hear'ed with iov as she related the facts. Hardly know ing how to express his gre titrde for fhe miraculouq recovery of his chll. dren. the father grasned my hand with A firmne5s that sDnke louder than words -Terra Haute Star.