, 1882-04-21

rheumatism to this simple yet powerful
remedy, which ia known universally
manufactured III Rochester, N. Y, and
sod in every drug store in the land.
From the doctors In the various cities
of the United Stars who have certified
over their signatures to the scientific
statement that uric acid in the .blood l. the
cause of rheumatism, are a large number
Of Chicago and st. Louis physicians.
among them being DR.. AdoIph Uhlemeyer,
DR.. WIN. Webb, DR.. John NJ. Frank,
DR.. Edwin I. Webster, DR. BENJAMIN +,
WhitnOre. DR.. William T. Richardson.
DR.. Robert L. Atkinson. DR.. Thos r.
llnmbOd, DR.. William NJ. McPbeeters,
DIR. William johnson. DIR. Isaac n. Love.
DR.. Clark Whittier. DR.. j. Il. IIodgen, DIR.
Thomas F. DUNCAN, Or. Guhman. DIR.
Antonio Prctts. DIR. Charles Ii. Goodman.
DR.. Daniel Kuhn. DR.. Henry Newland,
ID. William :. Workman. DR.. George II,
Pitzer, DR.. Henry +. Ahibrandt, DR..
Elijah L. Frazier, DR.. Carl Spiuzig, DIR,
David b. Martin, Benjamin X. Taylor,
DR.. james l.. Logan, Dr. "A IIeacock, DIR,
Henry kirchner. DR.. John }. Kane, DIR.
Henry f. W. kurse, Dr. William C,
GlaHgow, DIR. Jermiah 5. Comstock, DR.,
Charles III. Hughes, DR.. Frederick Kol-
benhcyer, DIR. Joseph lieitzig, DR..
Edward A. DeCaihol. DR.. Bernard
Rocmer Dr.. James NJ. Copton, DR..
Charles V. Ware. DIR. Alphonso Jaminet,
DIR. james l.. Kent, DR.. william y.
Barker. DR.. Solomon &. Martin, DR..
Rudolph Studhatter, DIR. Louis p.
Ehrmann, DR.. John A. King, Dr. Simeon
+. Garlock, DR.. Theodore Foy, DR.. John
f.. Faber, DR.. Earnest +. Hoffman, DR..
DR.. Herman NagIe. DR., Adolph Wislizen-
us, DIR, James l.. Pirte. DR.. Edward
Rose, DIR. William III. Grayson, DR..
Hugo NJ. Stark off, DR.. Robert NJ.
Swander. DR.. William u. Brennan, DR.,
Temple S. lloyue. DR.. Lyman Ware,
DR.. Charles W. lIemstead. DR.. William
j. Hawkes., DR.. Il. G. Duncan, DR..
William Il. GriSwom. DR.. Lyman Bedford,
DIR. A. b. Westcott, DR.. }. b. Bell DR..
Charles NJ. Clark, DR.. W. II. Woodbury.,
Dr. Alfred II. Hiatt, DR.. Herman Hahn,
Dr. Calvin NJ. Fitch and DIR. John ID. NJ.
Carr.
The theory of the doctors as above
explained finds is con firmation in the
Fact thrt when the kidneys have been
cured, rheumatism Is completely removed.
This is not, of course, always ACCOMPLISHED
instantly. for IN a disease so subtle, the
cure Is often very slow, but under no
other plan can any hope of permatent
relief ever be found. There are hundreds
OF cases OH record during the present
Winter OF persons afflicted with rheumatic
troubles of the worst order who have been
entirely cured by following the theory
above stated and using the remedy
mentioecd. Many of these persons had
the very worst possible symptoms.
Vague achcS in different portiont Of the
body were followed by agOnies the most
intense in some particular spot. Acute
and throbbing pains succeeded each other
and the coursing poisonous acid intlameG
all the veins. Troubles which began with
slight disorders increased 10 arrangements
the most Sc louS. 1t is srd to think that
all thiS suffering was endured when it
cauld have been so easily relieved. Acting
upon the theory aud using the remedy
above mentioned the Kidneys could have
| been restored to their usual vigor, the uric
| poison expelled from the system, the
Inflammation removed and the pain
entirely Ganished,
! These are some Of the real and scientific
facts regarding rheumatism, attested by
the highest authority and they are beyond
question, the only correct ones ever
brought forth. We are aware they are
advanced ideas, but ten years hence they
will be the accepted belief and practice
Of the world. If people suffer from
rheumatic troubles in the future and with
these plain truths before them, they
certainly can blame no Que but themselves.