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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1897)
Il Shortened the Patient’s Leg Two inchest and so Affected the Nervous System that lie Continually Shook as with the Palsy. Biter Six Years ol Torment He Succeeds in Find ing a Remedy for the Horrible Disease. There is no name in ting section of the country, coniietu.tl with th. m.dicnl world, that is bettor known loth* public than that o r Mr. Monroe Peterson. He isaitunte.l in a nice, comfortable home, with a good farm, about lour miles west ot Johnson City, 111., lit is now fifty eight years old, in a healthy p 'itiou.and weighs one hundred and ninety pounds. Not a more upright and honorable citizen does our nation afford, and he is looked upon with wonder, because of his healthy condition after so long a period of misery and suffering. The cause of Mr. Peterson’s long suffering ■was a hurt which he received in n fall, while running a drill in 1861, being a soldier nt ♦he time. He has been crippled in his right leg ever since that dale. Sciatic rheumatism -then set tn, anti his leg began to slowly wither away and draw up it; the joint, and nowit is about two inches shorter than the ■other. It began to grow worse and, finally, his whole body began to shake like a person with the St. Vitus’ dance. Hie hrst severe attack was about six ytwrs ago. There is no disea.se in th» power of human endurance more awful in its pains and afflictions than sciatic rheumatism. Some, times tts pain may be x slow, steady one, while, at other times, it comes with jerks and wrenches that seetn to twist the body out of all shape of recognition. It seems to contract the muscles, drawing the body al most nt a knot. \\ hile this is probably the worst stage of sciatic rheumatism, it is some, times found in milder forms. So it was with Mr. Peterson, but with it was associ ated a feeling and condition almost a.< un coin f trtahle and u n lieu ruble. The body was in a continual shake, rendering it impossible for him to do anything. He had lost all control of his muscles. On application to a physician for relief, he was told l.hiit the affliction might last him all his life, or, on the other hand, it might leave him entirely at an unexpected moment. For over three years he was not able to write a word, so severe was his shaking. He could not even sign his vouchers, thereby having to mrfke his mark and witness it. At this time he could not walk a step without aid, nor even sit down in a chair without assistance. So severe was the shaking of his head th it it almost caused him logo blind. He could not distinguish a person a rod's distance in front of him. He came very nearly losing his mind, and his friends thought, as a last resort, that he would have to be taken to a hospital. When he was taken to town for examination by a physi cian, he had to be examined in the buggy, so difficult was it for him tn get out. Often times it would seem that life was nearly ex tinct, and his feet aud hands would have to be bathed in warm water and rubbed in order to restore the circulation. For two years he was not able to feed himself at the table. His ever faithful and dutiful wife put the food to his mouth. At night he would take smothering spells and would have to be lifted up in bed that he might regain his breath and strength. At this critical period he was not tble to put on his clothes, not able to do anything but sit and suffer his miserable life away. One physic gave, ss his decision of the ease, that his leg would have to b» placed m * A. W. HART, * ->» —» J las Moved His ■* ♦*< SHOE SHOP, ->» > :TO: < <« Flemming Harness Store Brd, St. Where be can be found when you want a pair of shoes made or want general repairing. Complete stock of LEATHER FINDINGS. W_ EL APT Broad St. .... Rome. Ga X ►< X > S. M. Stark, s X Hfr-. K> & H-- £ LADIBS’.AND GENTLBMENS- TAILOR £ x MRC X K- X H • Curry Building 2nd Ave. g X ■ ■ X K- • x i-e. m >•» i.X Ki r»om me Koypnan Pr«M, Marion, Wlnot's. a vice aud stretched to its original length, thereby extruding the contracted sciatic nerve which wa- the seat of trouble. Mr Peterson, unwilling to subject his body to such severe treatment., objected, thinking that it could he made better, if not cured, in some more humane way. All kinds of patent medicines had been tried. At times he thought he was enjoying the comfort and pleasure of a partial relief, but soon he would be birck in the same old rut, making his life one of misery and affliction. Instead of life being one of improvement and joy, it was i«w of continual toil and suffering. Electric currents which have gained such a foothold among the remedies lor rheumatic and neuralgic pains, were tried with only partial relief for a while. He was treated by nearly every physician in the county. All kinds of medicines were tried without avail. Much money had been spent in vain. Still was this disease like a vampire sticking away at his miserable life. '1 he doctors finally gave him up, saying nothing could relieve him. They had tried every remedy known to the medical world, and now they thought it best to keep the money which was living spent for doctors’bills aud medi cines and make his last days as pleasant for him as his miserable condition would allow. He was placed before a btnte Board of pen sion examiners and was told that it would lie useless to spend any more money in this direction or to try to improve his health, for it was an impossibility. Ashe now thought the culmination had been reached, but, not to be baffled by despair, he still sought means by which hi- miserable life could be made more happy. “As long as there is life there is hope." He saw an article in the paper which stated that a distinguished lumber man in Michigan had been cured of a t Sse resembling his own by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People. He then renewed courage to try again. He ordered one-half dozen boxes, and by taking pills one day rested the follow ing night better than he hail rested for years. So severe was his case that he took them nearly six months. He began to gradually mend and is now a hale and hearty man. He now goes anywhere on th* farm that he desires, and is now able to write a good, plain hand and sign his name to his vouchers, and is able to do his chores about the house. While he is too old to labor hard, he in such a condition that he can spend his last day* here on earth in peace and comfort. These pills were not known to this section of country till Mr. Peterson tried them, and now they can be had at any drug store. Hundreds of boxes ha ve been sold on account of the reputation of this one case. At least half of tiie people, not knowing the name of the pills, cal! for‘‘the kind Mr. Peterson tried.” (Signed.) Monroe Peterson. Suliscribed and sworn to before me on the 25th day of May. A.D., 1896. John H. Kopp, [SEAL.] Just-ice of the Peace. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills contain, in a condensed form, all the •dements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves. They are an unfailing specific for such diseases as loco motor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatian,nerv ous headache, the after effect of 1a grippe, palpitation of th» heart, pule and sallow complexions, s'] forms of weakness either in male or female. Pink Pills are sold by al! dealers, or will be sent post paid on receipt of price. 50 cents a box, or six boxes for s2.so—(they are never sold in bulk or by ths 100) by addressing Dr. Williams’ Mcdieis Company, Schenectady, N. Y. WANTS-ONE GT- A WORD. * i: Nor wax r hoy adr r.Oxt fh* to wrr.e,l»ui lunii ol .thi-.hy. •• per u h 'Sihvry <’ n-s ’i->n. A .re <nd ueneral , liWuagnr-*. Ra( I.NE ME ES«H . K < <)., AC- • ING wls. Th»‘Armit.i v XKg, , • K Irn.ntd V.i , •an giv<; y uch p.o\ n.rht tint’ will pi )•’« b'K wagv.t. bit. huiHs' sob'-r til 11 u*- . otw men <»; tliH is •• l»u* itivss. Write a 1 o-ic • lor per* > 't« t'e . IAU IS. tail an i • !»• n ►*■<»» pv I T1 ° o’ \ Ydhkep Blade. b kv. tided u|«b SH-rit;* <d Im , ami •hriiiiur t ties of aoVH’»tu»'“ S n l 10 • " i < slum a fur 10 w i k.A tri.ii t.» Y.ii'kev-Hi ■ ' . I.m ■< •« m . a rs w k\’te )-E >r m r.-bi, :»v S ‘nor Q I I L • ’ub ii i • e..- ’■ •• * ashing. ii. i,n |<»i sei! bv •’iv •• • pat»n. , Ih tr»»ni ii.duiH •bm.i.vvl. X. b i'i n.z hr .rM.d, | Only $1.50. Bn; b o.c. hi ; cm Er j v- b i'lv warns (he) onß r«Hable h >k. ; >i fl tret* .< re li r -ivai). E<e»uh’ ,aii. Drop ill Yr sh. .in I iua'ip $o i i mon n »v ; ch War ini •’uba \<l |rt‘s ’ IEX’ xf’OSiL O< !< C NcERX, ,i.>2 3 OeafiioiH < 1 e;i';o. WkX’TE man to f'.k» .‘hvn** «»t branch for St. I, ui* c nc/’rn Sal ry >1 o per month and P>e Commits o i K fere’ mid. e ish ran Pal required for srock curried Kddres* C. W. W’-ker, H > el Gru- - wild, X» w Orleans. HELP WANTED. La wdte for us a‘ h » ne. X’ » , ing: njpiy en3’'Hi»i j s i»i >, s:«v»r On. i , , SURE CVIIE F'H< cLCS New remedy bv a prae’is pb si i?n pos- ■ itive cure for Pi’s, Epileioy. etc ireoiseand , s imple bortl?* tree Dr H. Kerr, 33! East S3<l st., New, Y »r‘ L -'" Bl Dm “ AN M ED. The Board of Trn*tf’rtß o! Rottip > ■ Public Scho Is of the city <>f R me,’; ■ v;i_, will receive !>;;!•' fs- r fut >iis!i-\ ■ leeks for tb»- colored public sch' o'e . until 12 <>’ci' ck <>n th<. St’n i day of March ISR7. Bid* ’<> ■n ! sing e desks and non!. <■> J of good quality and workmanshiji I The bids !<■ he so much |.i»r desk I with th' right t<> purchase tis ninny • as may he desired . The Board re-' serves the r'”ht to rej ct •ny and I all Bid-. Addles- a I bids io W. U. ftte I, Seev. Roop./Cbt, ■■MMWWWHgHßMnHwnsNvwx.<»' ,r Western & .4t3antic R. R. (BATrLEFIEIbS LINE) NashvßSe, Chattanooga & St. Lou’S Railway f ) CHATTANOOGA. NASHViLLT, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO, MEMPHIS *»> SL LOUS. WHLY.A?; PM aCI B’TI ET SLEEPING £AScS JWKSGhVftII. c*:<l ATLxNTe » ’ 0 • ,v-.SrtV'.l.:E r..v’ ST. tot-s. TifKCt-SIS •-■ohhl <.ocal Sleepers be. ■» svi. Atlanta and Chat- Cheap Ertu«ji«i<ii .<• «n»u f xcucs.cn »ic<w t 5 < ; < v’>n r '-a end Col orv.do de.SiH L>. so. . .iw.uKe -itianW ; ■my infor.’Mti." : .b ...t 6..<- -. ules, eto, j .rite or .’-ppi’ ; 8. Wltf-.rg. i. A. T'iCV.S, lick*’ .j-ms. ■ p I Acrit. I n'oo fv- l.'l, 6.1 3 kllWOAtl 6 ■ . x u!A, ... i. ■. :P..: >o’. ).?. a, liiler >l. ifuttdllOWß. I..rV . t... r*.nn. UfSM. 3XOW' ms. f. NAUMAN, i (~.r : . . . Pits-.. *ji.. “Blight” costs cotton planters more than five million dollars an nually. This is an enormous waste, and can be prevented. Practical experiments at Ala bama Experiment Station show conclusively that the use of “Kainit” i will prevent that dreaded plant disease. All about Potash—the results nf its use by actual ex periment on the best farms in the United States—l» told in a little book which we publish and win gladly mail free to any farmer in America who will write tor iu GERMAN KALI WORKS 93 Nassau St., New York* Ripans Tabules: at druggists. Rlpans Tabules: pleasant laxative. s*o • R ’ -A*’ [D;'J WvJIVvU xt j (PS3F.Y DAVIS’.. ' / A Sure end Safe Remedy In every case aftd every kind c! Lowe) Complaint la ;■■ / •? 'G “■•.*' i y), M ft '/’< f It '■ c ■ , »■*' (j gji \,J fa.' fl gj y*/ iW ", ' *»nig is a true statement and ■ r it can’t be made too stror. O cr too emphatic. It is a simple, safe and quick cure for 0 - (Jranpfi, Couch, B.heuias'>m t Colic, Colds, Nouralgia, Diarrhosa, Croup, Toothache, K'o —~~~ ■< Two sizes, 25c. nnd GOc. y Keep it by you. Deware of imitations. Buy only the Oeti --—Derr-. DmvU'. iS J N OTIC E A D MINI ST RA T 0 R T SALE . 1 ■ ■ Georgia, t loyti County. Aereeab e roan order of the Court of Ordi ! nary of Floyd County, "dll be sold at auctioi \ at the court House door or said county, on th. tiTuesday in April next, within thekgn | hours of sale the following property to" i : j West half of lot of land No. 70, and the wee halt of lot No. Oil. in the Town of North Rom. [‘einitr .v Foiestville] rloyd Co Ga. Boundt. la° follows: bounded or the North by lot of R H. .Tones, on thentst by G. W. Trammell * Mr?. V. p . Broach, on th : S< nth by Knigsio ' Avenue, & on the West by f’rrkins Stieet. a ;s . one Gold W.,teh sold as th- prope t of " ' B. Broach, deceased, late of said county. Term I Cash This .lan. 7.1897. T B. Broach, a> luinietrator. WANTED NOW. Three bookkeepers; must mi icleis’and Shorthand and typewrit- ■ ing. Four teachers of Stencgra ' phy ; with knowledge of Bookkeep i ing. Two teachers of English ; branches. Places now open. Rome (Ga.) Teacher’s Agency. ' D< n’t Tobacco Spit and Sm<>ki< Your Life Away. j If you want ro quit tobacco using easily ano forever, be made well, strong:, magnetic, ful ef new life ami vigor, take Xo-To-Bac, the woi der-worker that makes wetk inen strong Many gain ten pounds in ten days. «>ver 400.00 cured. Buy No-Co Bae from your own druggist wh > will guarantee a cure. Booklet •ind sample mailed nee. Ad. Sterling Remedy Co-.Chicag* < v J) rk OUTHERN vU.\DENSED SChkOLLh. 11l < TKk C'i r 15, S’.ai.uti.--. No Hol o 14 Lv < hmanooga. .. jj o.» 5 i-.p- Ar Dalt-iu 2 1 :Jain 2 mi! 7 . pn Ar L’.’ine 3. 5.»? '! '••• no - .pi ■ Ar All n.a 1 ~» an. 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I 00pm 7 j pm L v »■ h || tano. g.L i A J.kuii; 7 ;unn. ; Xr Lexin ”..»ii .. | i inpni 1 i’> m? j Ar Louisville ; 7 J pm 7 Tuan Ar incinnati ... . • 1 pi.i 7 I a.: No 13 is Solid Ve*ti uln train Atlanta to f in ! 011H1..L) with Pu‘ maa pinv ear. Ano Puli • man sleeping car At anta o Chan -r;o«g 1 • This cir s open in Atlanta 10 receive parser)- I x**rs at 10:»M) p m No. W i nrries Pullman Union Sleep.ag <’ar 1 Aiimrato Cincinnati, and Pu.hnun shepiog I ciirj'Laf raiDioga io Louisville STA ’ IONS No LJ No IK I i t Chattanooga , 4 iSarn » 55pm |Ar Knoxville ... m ikUm J .Uipni . Ar Morruttown ;.»an* 1 » 45pm 1 *r Hot springs I! Mum I- 27am ! Ar A'Seville . 1 ' -*spm| 143 am 1 Ar -•NUll’.b iry 6 Wprn j A r Gr*’» nsboro -«s.pm S bum A.r R.urt .'a .... 7:un) II *sarn l Ar j Ar VVasning on 6 4?4mj U < pm Ar New York 12 13pm 1 6,20 am No I.* Pullman sleeping car Chattauootfn to ■ K nox vtlle. 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