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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1891-08-28, Page 7j• return --what Dr William& Pink Pills T 1eHamilton Miracle had done far her husband, "!It was a happy day for me," she said, "when Mr Marshall tried Dr Wil- 'flte Case investigated b a lianas' Pink Pills. Many's the weary y day I had before that. Look at all Globe >lteporteir . these things we bought, hoping they would care him," and the good lady re - Tile Facts Fully Verified. turned with an armful of straps and taoklings of all kinds. There was a combination of harness and attach- ments ofleather used for the "suspen- sory treatment," by whioh the crippled man was hung in the barn by his body, with his feet bat a few inches from the floor. There were enough belts, band- ages, supporters and soles to set up a good sized- store. Then Mrs Marshall showed a colleoiion of (matched -and atieks which her husband had used.— The whole collection was a large and remarkable cue. One of the Most Remarkable Cases on Record. A. PamiciasOED BY EMINENT PHYSI- CIANS PERMANENTLY DISABLED FULLY _ BecoreaS—Fee.sIMILE OT TILE CHEQUE Ire$ ;iI,000-Pride BY ROYAL TEMPLARS QYA..,T.HRHTILRNOE POB TOTAL DISABILITY 11(IItrD$EDs or VIsrroes. c h{,i 4) r Q o#TO DAILY GLOBE, July 25—This is an age of doubt; especially in regard •to cures by patent medicines, and not without reason, for too often have the _ sick and their near and dear loved ones " been deceived by highly recom- mended nostrums that were swallowed to.be of less avail than as much water. The old, old fable of the boy and the wolf applies also too frequently to many of the speoifio concoctions for curing the ills that flesh is heir to; and when a' real cure is effected by a benaine remedy, those who might be benefitted fight shy of it, saying "it was 'cure cure' so, often that I won't try it." When • such ••a state of affairs exists it is advis- able that assurance should be made doubly sure. A few weeks ago a marvellous and almost miraculous cure was made known to Canadians through the medi- um of the Hamilton newspapers. It was stated that Mr John Marshall, a well known resident of Hamilton, by the aid of Dr Williams's Pink Pills for Pale People, had been,, spatohed from the very yaws of death, placed upon his feet and enabled to mingle with his fel- low citizens with more than renewed health and strength, and even brighter spirits than he hadexperienced for years before. This remarkable state- ment naturally excited the wonder of almost a continent. Some believed, . moat people doubted, although the facts -wer45plaoed po{clearly as to ward, off the slightest suspicion of fraud. To in - 1 -$13 the very extraordinary cure and plane before tbe people of Canada and the isUnited :States verifioation or -otherwise pf it was the special mission of a Globe reporter a few days ago. A close inquiry into theoircumstances first showed that Mr John Marshall, whose residence is 25 Little William str(lbt, ;off Barton street, in the north-. eastpo;rttien'of the pity, while employed as,fprteman fqr the Canadian,Oil Com- pany, five years ago, fell upon the edge of an oil vat and hurk is back. Think- ingg'till's pf ,the, affair, Mr Marshall con n'ned to,wl9rk pm but after a few xhoi;it s 'he became ill, gradually got wets , and in August,. four years ago, became stricken with that dreadful die- ' ease, locomotor ataxy -a disease at- tacking, the nerve apekeendering that portion of the syetenr attacked per- fectly helpless, proclaimed by physi- cianss to be inc ur abl e— h ick left him from the waist downwards without feeling and atte`tV'unable to move his lowest limbs. All he was able to do was to raise himself by the aid of sticks and crutches and drag himself . around the house and to the corner of the street . on fine days. His legs were without feel- ing, pins and even knives were stuck into them without the sick man ex- periencing any inconvenience. He could take a walking stick and beat his legs until the blows resounded through the house and yet feel nothing. Dur- ing all these years of torture Mr Marshall consulted every doctor of ability in the cityr tried ,,,every form of tinued, "and L ve gamed 30 pounds ,treatment and took almost every kind since I first took 1)r Williams' Pink of patent medicine, but without receiv- Pills, 1 haven't such a thing as a pant in one tittle of relief. The agony was i or ache about me, and another thing, 1 frequently so intense that he was ob- can walk as eatily in thedlark as in the }iged to take morphine pills in order to ' light." reveive a reasonable amount of sleep. Mr Marshall offered to uta ke an alti- As the months and years passed by, ' davit t" the truth of tin• above story, but the reporter considered that wholly tnulecessary. He carried conviction to he inquirer's mind bg every word and action,and there was no gainsaying' the fact that the cure was one of most mar- vellous in the nineteenth century. All the neighbors bore testimony to the genuineness of the cure. None of them over expected to see all. Marshall on his f, -it t sin and regarded his restoration to Lenith as nothing short of marvel - lo is ve • His cure is looked upon as next to a miracle. I have conversed with him a number of times about it, and he gives the whole credit to Dr William's Pink Pills and the application of cold water which is recommended as a subsidiary treatment by the proprietors of the medicine. He drops into my office every day or two and is apparently en- joying good health now." The generoffices of the order are in the old Bank of Upper Canada build- ing lust opposite the publishing house, Mr -J. H. 'land, the Dominion secretary, was easily found, and in reponse to the questions asked simply corroborated all that the general manager had said. Mr. Marshall, living within a block of him -in the northeastern•part ofthecity. He was vn ell acquainted with him for years before he was taken sick, and pronounced his recovery as one of the most remarkable things in all his experi- Mrs Marshall showed me a letter re- mice. ceived that day from New York State, in which was a query similar to many "I have not much faith in patent nos - that had previously been received by trams," said Mr. Land, "but Mr. Mar - Mr Marshall, "Write me if it is a fact shall's case proves beyond a doubt that or only an advertisement. "Here's a bundle of letters," said Mrs Marshall, showing about a hundred letters tied together, "that my husband has received during the past two weeks, and I can tell you he is only too glad .to answer all the letters cheerfully and readily, for he is anxious to give all the information he can to others suffering as he did." A firm step here was heard at the gate, and in a moment a sturdy healthy looking man of middle age with glowing blank side whiskers and ruddy, pleasant features stepped into the room. It was Mr Marshall, who gave no indi- cation of, ever having been a sick man, suffering from ataxy. When the re- porter's mission was explained, Mr Marshall's face lighted up with a smile, whioh caused a responsive one to rise upon the features of his wife, and he expressed his perfect williilgness to tell all that was asked of him. "Why, I' feel a better man now than I did ten years ago," said he, cheerfully. "It's four years next.ugust since I did a day's work, but I guess I can soon make a start again. About my.illness? It was all caused through falling and hurting my back. I kept; getting worse until I couldn't get off a chair without a stick or crutches. The lower part of my body and legs were useless. I.tried every doctor aid every patent.tnedicine, spending hundred's of dollars. Every- thing that was likely to help me I got, but I might as well have thrown it, in the bay. I suppose my wife has shown you the apparatus I used at one time or another. A dozen city doctors gave me up. I got enough electric shooks for half a dozen men, but they did me no good. I lost control of my bowels and water, and couldn't sleep without morphine. During the day my legs were cold and I had to sit by the stove wrapped in a blanket, suffering intense agony from nervous pains in the Iegs, neck and head. Yes, I received from the Royal Templara a $1,000. cheque, being totally enable to follow my em- nployment. One dayin April I took a otion to try Dr Williams' Pink Pills, carefully following the directions ac- companying each box. Why, in three druggists told the same story. days I got relief and kept on mending. 1 One thing worthy of note in connec- I threw away the morphine pills and tion with the use of Dr. Williams' Pink the crutches. I recovered my appetite Pills islthe light expense attending the and regained control of my bowels and treatment. These pills are sold in water, and I went on getting better boxes (never in bulk or by the 100) at and stronger, and now you see me fifty cents a box and may be had of stronger and more healthy than I was all dealers or direct by mail from D. for years before I was taken ill. I tell Williams' MedicineCo., Brockville Ont. you I am feeling first-class," and Mr or Morristown, N.Y. Marshall slapped his legs vigorously —_.. and gave the lower part of his bade a SHE SIMPLY Col' 1.1)N'•r'. good tbntnping, afterwards going up �• and down the room at a lively gait. She could sing and she could play, "I weigh 190 pounds to -day," he con- She could dance from night till day. She could while the hours away, So 'tis said ; She could skate and she could paint. She could play the patron saint, But she couldn't and she wouldn't. Make a bed. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills area wonder- ful medicine. He seems to have exhau- sted all other means and methods of treatment during his long illness and . all without any benefit, but his recovery was rapid and wonderful immediately after he commenced using Dr. Williams Pink Pills." Inquiries among the city druggists disclosed the fact that an extraordinary demand had arisen for Dr Williams' Pink Pills, and that the claims made for them by the proprietors are borne out by numerous cures. It may here be remarked that Dr Williams' Pink Pills are offered by the proprietors as a certain blood tonic and nerve badder for all diseases arising from an over- taxed or weakened condition of the nervous system, or from an impover- ished or vitiated condition of the blood —such as complaints peculiar to female weakness, loss of appetite, inability to sleek, dizziness, pale and sallow com- plexions, loss of memory, that tired feeling whioh affects eo many, and dis- ease resulting from over work, mental worry, abuse or loss of vital • forces, etc. John A. Barr, a well known and popular dispenser of drugs here told the reporter that he knew of no patent medicine that had such a demand upon it, or one that had done all that was promised for it. On that day he had , sold no less than forty boxes of the pills, and . since he received the first instal- ment he had old nearly three hundred boxes. He'teld of several cases of great relief and cure that had come under his notice. Mr. Wm, Webster, MacNab street, after suffering from ataxy for years, from the first had found certain relief from taking the pills, and he is now a new man. Mr. George Lees, corner of Park and Main streets, after years of illness of a similar nature, had taken three boxes of the pills, and was able to walk out greatly improved in health. Another case Mr. Barr vouch- ed for was a oity patient, who had been cured by the pills of the effects of a grippe, after having been given up by the doctors. Manyother had spoken highly of the Pink ills as a fine remedy for nervous and blood disorders. Other although the doctor continued to treat him in various ways they plainly told the suffering man, that he gould not get t better, the disease was set down in the works of specialists as incurable. The doomed man was a member of Melt lifted Empire council No 190, Royal Tem- ' Oars of Temperance, and under tile discouraging circumstances he thought it advisable to apply for the payment of the total disability claim of 51,000 allowed by the order on its insurance policy. Application was accordungly made, but before the claim was granted - the patient had to offer conclusive proof of his total disability to the chief ex- aminer. and Mr Marschall was sent to Toronto for a special electrieal.treat- ` ment. It proved no more successful than the others that had preceded it. , and a number of city doctors: and the chief medical examiner of the order signed the medical certificate of total ; disability and Mr Marshall received from the Dominion Councillor of the Royal Templars a cheque for 51.000, last November. One day last February . cam Mr Marshall'asalvation, although , he did. not except it at first. A small pamphlet telling of Dr Williams' Pink Pills and the diseases they cured, was I thrown into the ,itonse, but it was placed aside and no notice was taken of it for weeks. One day the sick man • The headquarters of the ltoyal Tien - piers of Temperance for Canada are in Hamilton. At the publishing house of the order. Mr W. W. Buchanan, gener- al manager and one of the most prom- inent temperance advocates of the Do- minion, was found, In respdnse to the reporter's question he said: "Oh, yes. I ani well acquainted with lir John Marshall. He has been a member of one of the councils of this city for about seven years. He is a well known citi- zen and a reliable temperance man. About four years ago he was first taken seriously ill and his case was brought before the order. The p'rovissons under which the total disability claim is paid in our organization are very strict. The weekly sick benefit is payable to any person under tbe doctor's care who l is unable to follow their usual avoea- re-read the circular and concluded to t tion, but the total disability is a emu - try Dr Williams• Pink Pills, although i paratively large sum, only paid a mem- Mrs Marshall tried hard to dissuade ber who is disabled for life, and dealer- '. him, saying they would be as ineffec ed by medical men to be entirely past tual as all the others: but on April 14th I all hope of recovery. in Mr Marshall's —\Marshall a im 1Ir trne; —memorable day to hcase there was some difficulty it is began to take the pills, one after each • he was examined upon a number of meal for a start. In a few daya a occasions, covering a period of upwards change was noticed as he coutinuod to . of two years. The medical men who take the pills he gradually improved ' examined him alt agreed that there was and in a little over a mbnith he Was ' little hope of recovery, but they would able to take the train for Toronto and i not give the definite declaration that visit an astonished brother, in-law. our law demands—that the claimant Now he can walk foul' e r live miles was permanently totally disabled—un- with any of his friends. til last November. When the declare- Theaiobe representative paid a visit ' tion by two regular physioians was to the bouse of the man thus rescued t made and our Dominion Medical ref - from a living death. Mr Marshall's eree. we paid Mr ,Marshall the total home, nosy, comfortable, with climbing ( disability benefit of one thousand dol- fiowers covering its front, was reached Ian. He was paid by a cheque on the only to find him out, taking a few Bank of Montreal. There is no doubt miles constitutional up town. `''firs ! whatever about the remarkable char - Marshall, with smile wreathed face, ' rioter of Mr Marshall's cure. A large and looking as happy and light hearted 1 number of our members in this city as upon her wedding day, welcoined her were intimately acquainted with Mr visit,&. and appeared delighted to have Marsltalt and called upon ltiin irt'equeht. the opportunity of tolling frankly and ly. All were uuanfmnus hi the belief folly -•while awaiting Mr Meta11all's that he was plat alt }tope of reoovol;w She could walk eight miles a day \nd piny tennis charmingly. Flirting in a saucy way. Little scamp l She could drive and play baseball, She could make a stylish call, lint she conldn't and she wouldn't ('lean a lamp. KNUWL1 De Box TO $.. The Suez ;anal :took thirteen yea's tto halt&. One,telltti o the world is stilt unexplored, Only one man in 203 is over 6 ft iter height, A ton or dirty rags is worth, about a0 to a tag dealer. A,t.let one-third of the earth is composed of oxygen, people birds frequently g d ffi ' tf � The p eo .le of Loudon .are corn- • puted to speed $6,000,000 daily. An orntholo ist says that the .,ir s commit suicide. Three pints of liquid a day is su. _ cieu.. or the a erage adult. Rain is always falling in some part or other of the British is- lands. The average person wears near- ly fourteen pound of clothing, Some insects are in a state of maturity thirty minutes after birth. Minard'sLiniinentlamberman's friend EXTRAORDINARY JUMPING FEATS. , The jumping and pole-vaulting feats.of our contemporary athletes seem but the work of babies and pigmies -when -compared with extraordinary doings of the old- time acrobats. It history is to be believed, Phayllus of Crotona could stand and make a 56 -foot jump on the dead level. He was one of the main athletes at the old Olympic games, his enormous jump forming a part of the course of the Pentathlon. Strutt, the noted England authority on games and amusements,speaks of aYork- shire j umper, named Ireland, whose powers were something marvelous. He was Eft high at the age of 18, at which time, without the aid of springs or spring -board, he leaped over 9 horses ranged side by side, and at another time lightly cleared a heavy waggon which was covered with an awning. Col Ironsides, who made a voyage from Eng- land to India early in the present, century, relates that lib met In his travels an old, white-haired man who, with a single bound, cleared the back of an enormous elephant, flanked on either side with ,six camels of the largest breed. ' A book entitled, 'History of Wond- ers Performed at ?lire,' mentions an Englishman who, at the Fair of St German, in 1724, leaped ov- er tbe heads of fourty people with- out touching one of them. --St Louis Ropnblic. TUB RUSSIAN MUT. • A, meet ie :not merely a lash (tr whip' b.t t the ingetdQus and,redia• eat instt'ita apt of tonneau Consist= irlg of a very long and uarxow strep of leather with thin Ogee. This leather is first baited and soaked in >l.preparatiou of iron,. iq, order to• make it hard and heavy. Before allowing it to harden, however, the thin edges are doubled along the whet° length of the knout, and in such a manner as to make them' very sharp', so that the knout on its concave side is like two long, dexi_dle knives. The knout falls (on its concave side) on the nak- ed bank of the victim, and the sharp borders cut into the flesh like knives. Should the execu- tioner perform bis task conscien- tiously, tate victim generally swoons away after the third stroke and often dies under the fifth. Peter the Great fixed by an 'ukase' the maximum number of strokes at 101, and when that number was really inflicted it was usually upon a demi body, since it is next to impossible for a human being to survive mole# than twenty hones' strokes of the knout. Therefore, it is very rare for the regulation number of strokes to be inflicted, unless with intent to kill:—[Cincinnati Com- mercial Gazette. ALL MEN. young, old, or middle-aged, who find themselves nervons,weak endexhausted who are broken •down from excess or overwork, resulting in many of the fol- lowing symptoms ; Mental depression, premature old age, loss of vitality, loss of memory, bad dreams, dimness of eight, palpitation of the heart, emis- Mons, lack of energy, pain in the kid- neys, headache,epimples on the face or body,itching or peculiar sensation about the scrotum, wasting of the organs, dial.' ziness, specks before the eyes, twitching of the muscles, eye lids and elsewhere, ashfulness, deposits in the urine, loss of will power, tenderness of the scalp and spine, weak and flabby muscles,de- sire to sleep, failure to be rested by sleep, constipation, dullness of hearing, loss of voice, desire for solitude, exoit- e>tility bf temper,sunken eyes surround- ed with Leaden Circle,oily looking skin, etc., are all symptoms of nervous de- bility that lead to insanity and death unless cured. 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I When all was done, the surgeon pitlid aside the knife, and said, 'Now!' Such a roar came from the , lips of the sick man as seldom is heard from any human being. He struggled to free himself, yelling. 'O doctor, you're killing me?' Shoats of laughter soon drown- ed his cries, and he was told that the operation had been all over be- fore the signal was given. It was a gird joke. hut it is doubtful if the poor fellow could ever be made to believe that he did not feel actual pain itnmediately after that fatal 'Now 1' A TEN DOLLAR GOLD PIECE FOR A CENT. Sometime age, a gentleman bet that if be stood at the corner of Broadway and Fourteenth street, New York, and offered gold eagles to the passere.by for a cent each, he would find no pur- chasers. The experiment was tried, and it turned out ,lust es be said. No one would believe that they wore genu- ine. It seemed too good to be true. 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IDD .J -0OMMJ3L .-alta,, t House Gild Sign Painting Graining, Ner Hanging,Kalsomining, dire At reasonable rates, and on short notice. Siatioa fac tion guaranteed. Shop on Rattenbury St. Welmiemammimassaraiserwrmilimeswe LARDINE MACHINE OIL. rhe famous" heavy -bodied 0i1 made only by %ICEOLL us„ IT ONCE AND,YOU WILL USE NO OTHER. McCOLL'S FAMOUS CYLINDER OIL IS THE FINEST IN CANADA I'OR ENGINE CYLINDERS. ---FUR SALE Br— All 1all Leading Dealers in the Dominion. COME AND TAKE - This Valuable Present A way' with Y Ou The subscriber offers one of Doherty & Co's justly eel orated ORGANS free, with one Package ,..of Jame Watson & Co's CHARM BAKING POWDER` price 50cents. This gives an opportunity of securing az ;< Organ worth $19(i, for fifty cents 9vill 1)3 on exhibitio:l at our Grocery Store ( next. A. call solicited from visitors to t Great 'Huron Central exhibition b^heorg1 Saturday N. ROBSON. CHINA .11 BooTs AND SHOES AT THE Lowest, ' Possible Prices tel' Cash My stock is very complete in all the latest styles of sea' , sonable goods of the best quality, which I am soiling cheaper than ever to all cash customers. lEigt b` taken in exchan,; e. Chas. Cruiekshartk i.• +, 1 ;d,