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thai had lHhammatufy rheumatism. fef
vtleh there WIS ~ eHfss fhat would W.
AFFLICTED HIl my life, and that time alone
would mltlfets my snHefihFs"
"BHf ajdh't they ny " ftillvs yaVf mis-.
cries ~ Z Yea, they v0nltad and pht slotted
mn, biiAlefe1 aud lied me, plAs cred and
oiled me-, swoal. steamed and everything
but ff9se ne, but y llllouf avalIV
"ilus how al you fhaiiy fecoyef"
~ had a friend living In Michigan WIN
bad been afflicted IN q similar say and
had been cured. III wrote M regarding
bic recovery and advised ms 10 Wy Tho
remedy which eurrd him. ! procured q
bottlaBni commenced IT. une, taking 4
iahl apgpnful after cach meal and NJ bed
time. | had used " about a week when |
notieed q decrease ~ the Soreness of tho
Joints and q general feeling NJ relief. |
pcrsevefsd In IT. uso aud finally got 20 |
could move around without linpink, when
| told my ~ ends that II WAS Warmers
Safe Rheumatic Cure that had put mo on
my feei.n
'Ahd do you regard your cure as perma.
ncnt"
"~CertaInly; I hnvcn't been 80 well In
years nH | AIN now, and although ! have
been subjec oil 10 frequent aud severe
changes OF weather this winter, ] havc not
felt the first intImatIon Of the rotu n Of
my rheumatic trouble"
"Do you object TO the publication OF this
Interview, Mr.. Ashley"
"Not NJ all, SIR. ! look upon II ns a
duty | owe my fellow-creaturcs 10 alleviate
their suiferings 10 far as | AM able, and
any communication regarding my symp'
toms and cure that may b. sent 10 me al
bv0 Maine avenue will receive prompt aud
careful attention.
Judging from your recital, Mr.. Ashley,
there must be wonderful curative proper
ties about this medicineT
"Indeed there Is, sir, for no man suffered
moro nor longer than did ! before thi,
remedy gave me ielicf.n
ITO 20 back to the original subject, Mr.
Ashley, | suppose you SEQ tho same fninil
lar faces about the lobby session aftor scs
sioni"
"No, not so much as you might think
New faces are constantly seen and old
onas disappear. Tho strain upon lobby.
ISIS Is necessarily very great, and whom
you add TO this the demoralizing effect Of
late hours aud intempcrate habits aud tho
fact that they are after found out IN their
steals, their disappearance a easily b
accounted for.r
what proportion OF those blood-bills
are successfully
"a very small percentage, SIR. Not.
withstanding tho power and influence OF
the lobby, but few Of these vicious meas.
urps pass. Were they successfulsit would