The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-22

Every mail brlngs letters telling
OF cures wrought ~ sulphurro. ths
Liquid Compound ~ sulphur. orig
mated by &. NJ. G. Stewart Mr.
Stewart gave saiphurro away 70
friends and friends friends until
be- hnd distributed tie.ene worth Of
1t and MA forced 10 put u on the
market. n Ia doubtful IL any ncx
medicine vver had such spon.
tnnecua response from sufferers.
Rheumatism. stomach disorders.
Kolter. blood affections. dropey and
tnmnfa. but tho most remarkable
caze Of all was it9 restoration ~
sight for Mrs. y. y. Mueller. ~ifc 81
a venerable Lutheran minister OF
Hothell.
To hear Mrs. Mneflers story
from her own lips makes the tears
selI up la ones eyrH. 90 plflfui was
her blindness. aud 50 joyous 10 shc
IN the recovery Of her sight. Ever
alncs sha waa 4 years old had hur
sight been affected. and now shc
IL 81. Daring the Intervening
years she hnd not more than brief
Intervals when she could sec.
Once after an operation on her
eyes. performed by one Of tho beat
known American specialists. her
yIsIon was cleared and She vas
able to walk out In the garden and
admire the flowers and the sun
shine. Hut when the sun went
down Mira. MueiIor's sight went
with II. and years Of darkness and
suffering followed.
AIRS. Mueller had no thought that
abe would ever be able to aee again.
when shs visited MIR. Stewards
home. on the arm Of her eYer-at-
tendant husband. She had become
of late years sufferer from rheu-
mafism. She heard that MIR. Stew
art had made q medical discovery
by liquefyinK sulphur In an original
compound, and she sought the rem
edy as relief from her rheumatism.
Mr.. Stewart did not even prom
ise that relief. He gave her a bot
tie OF the preparation. hoping Il
would lessen her suffering. and he
asked that she let him know what
progress she made. He sympa.
thlzcd deeply with her In the az
fiction Of her blindness. and se-
cretly wished that II might be In
his power to restore her sight.
When Mrs. Mueller again visited
the Stewart home. not long after.
her rheumatism WIS gone. and abe
needed no guide for her footsteps;
her lost sight had returned.
But let MIRA Mueller tell the
story. As joyful as girl OF 10. she
fairly bubbles over with exultatlon
as she recites her experiences:
For more than thirty-seven
years | was blind In one eye. and
sixteen years In the other. Some
times only could tell the differ
ence between daylight and dark
ness. and much OF the time ! had
70 spend in darkened room. ]
thought We had tried every posi-
BILE cure, and had settled down TO
the not pleasant thought that new
err could see again. That thought
now makes me shuddcr.
when 7 was only 3 years old ]
suffered from fever. That was
where / was born, on the Island OF
Lananess, off Schlcswig- Holstein,
In the North sea. The fever set
tied IN my eyes, and was kept for
months In a darkened room. The
doctors hardly knew what 10 nay
about the case. One Of the ape
cialists that examined me wanted
TO take out one Of the eyes. but my
father would not let him.
"somotimcs ! could see n little In
the years that followed. Then, 20
years ago I came 70 Amerlcn---to
marry Mr.. Mueller, who had come
to America before me. In Napoleon.