The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-26
NERVOUS
DISORDERS CURED
A Remedy Which Has Produced
Almost Miraculous Re5uits IN
Locomotor Ataxia and Par
tia1 Paralysis Deserves
Thorough Trial by
Every Sufferer.

| No claim is made for the tonic treat
ment for DR.. Williams Pink Pills thai
is not substantiated by proof that is
open to the most rigid investigation
The following case, wonderful as ii
seems, is true in every particular and
should convince even the most skepti-
cal
Miss Theresa E. White. of White
field, Coos Co., N. H. was cured OF
| locomotor ataxia by DR.. Williams Pink
Pills after doctors said nothing could
help her. For fourteen years she has
had no return of her trouble so that
her claim of a cure can be credited.
She says:
Tn February, 1891, I took a very
sudden cold and had tonsilitis. After
my throat became better I suffered
with lameness in my feet and limbs
and was very much run down. Finally
II became so lame that 1 could not
walk at all. The beginning of the dis
ease, however, was severe pains in my
limbs. The disease progressed until
my limbs became paraIyzed. They were
badly swollen, perfectly colorleSs and
there was no sensation in them what
ever. I could not move my feet and
L
confined to bed continuously but spent
most of the time lying on the lounge.
THE doctor said I had locomotor
ataxia and that would never be able
to walk again L kept growing more
helpless and also 1eshier and in the
fall was sent to a specialist in Boston,
who confirmed the diagnosis of our
home doctor. He put plasters on my
back, which caused sores. 1 suffered
terribly under this treatment, grew
steadily worse and came back home.
My hands and arms were weak. I
couldn't turn my head and my eyes
were affected by the disease. When 1
was raised to my feet I swayed from
side to side and would fall down 1
had no control over my limbs at ALL
1.-The doctor said there was nothing
on earth that could cure me. My peo-
pie had seen DR.. Williams Pink Pills
recommended very highly in the pa
pers and wanted me to try them as
the doctors had said I was incurable.
1t was some time before 1 could see
that the pills were doing me any good
but my mother urged me to keep on
with the treatment. I took the pills
strictly according to directions until all
the symptoms of the disease disappear
ed completely. Then 1 began to have
a strange feeling in my limbs and felt
as though could walk. I tried it and
was soon able to lift my feet from the
floor and walk. I remember one day
shortly after when our minister came
to see me now amazed ne was TO nave
me meet him at the door. So it was
that after three years of helplessness
1 was again able to walk. 1 used the
pills for some time after 1 was per-
fectIy well and have been in good
health since. My neighbors say there
could be no more wonderful cure. Dur
ing the last year of my sickness I
used no medicine but DR.. Williams
Pink Pills and think they must be
given all the credit for the cure
The tonic treatment for nervous dis
eases is not confined to severe disor-
ders but is even more effective in COM
mon troubles, such as neuralgia,
nervous headaches, nervous dyspepsia,
ST. Vitus' dance and many forms of
partial paralysis.
These pills are sold by all druggists,
or will be sent, postpaid, on receipt of
price, so cents per box; six boxes for
$3.50, by the DR.. Williams Medicine
Co, Schenectady, N. Y.