The morning call., 1893-04-02
WORKED WONDERS
Remarkable Case of Mrs.
Lanpman.
A MIRACULOUS RECOVERY.
The Strange Transformation of a
Rheumatic Wreck by DIR.
PIouf's Remedy.

A few months ago there appeared in these
columns an account of the remarkable re-
cOvery of Mrs. Janet Lampman, an inmate
OF the Kings Daughters Home for Incur
ables, located at PIT Francisco street.
Mrs. Lampman had been a sufferer from
rheumatism for some twelve years. eight of
which she was absolutely helpless, being
entirely unable to lift her food to her
mouth. The terrible effects of the dread
disease were only too apparent in her dis
tOrted hands and stiffened joints, and the
unfortunate invalid, just previous to her
recovery, seemed to be a filter subject for
the grave than for life, racked as she was
with pain and misery. Her future, indeed,
was as black and blank as a midnight pail.
when at this juncture Mrs. |. A. CoDklin,
president of the institution, heard OF the
remedy which DR.. j. E. Plouf has discoy-
cred for the cure OF rheumatism. The ease
was OF so unusual character that DR..
Plouf was induced to visit the sufferer, and
he at once pronounced IL to be one of the
worst that had ever come under his 0bSer-
walton.
Mrs. Lampman commenced to improve
shortly after going under the treatment, and
when a reporter visited her a few weeks
later she was changed woman and stated
the facts above recited, although at that
| time the disease was not quite eradicated
| from the system.
The publication of the details created a
| widespread interest, and thereafter Mrs.
| Lampman has been visited by several hun
dred people. who were eager TO have con-
| firmed verbally what had appeared in
| print.
a few days ago a reporter called upOn
| the invalid and it was apparent that she
had undergone surprising transformation
| since his previous. visit. She seemed ten
| years younger, and there was that change
| in her countenance which indicated that
where despair once mad Its abiding place,
there now cheerfulness and contentment had
| full sway.
! after welcoming him to a chair, were !:
| well, l am entirely free from pain.
| Haven't had sign of one or even an ache
for three months. DIR. Plouf has, indeed.
| done wonders for me. and every night
! bless him when say my PRAYERS. In fact,
the medicine has done more for HE than
| DIR. PlOuf promised it would, but you know
| the doctor is n man who does not say much
| but what he does say is gospel truth. The
| Lord has wonderfully blessed him in reveal
| ing to him remedy which is designed to
relieve the sufferings of countless thousands,
! and l pray that the afflicted everywhere
may quickly avail themselves Of its marvel
Gus properties.
Just to think" continued the old lady
| enthusiastically, that six months ago
| move my hands, aud now my SAUNDERS are
as peaceful as a child's, and my arms and
| fingers are flexible. l certainly have great
cause for thankfuness, and my sole regret
is that DR.. Plouf did not discover his cure
| for rheumatism at least ten years sooner
| Had Providence ordained it that way you
would not have seen me here"
That Mrs. Lampman's case was an IN
usually severe one may be gathered from
the fact that her fingers, elbows and shoul-
| ders were rigid from the effects of the ter
rible malady; but now she feeds herself
with perfect ease, and when the writer
| called upon her she was engaged in en-
| bordering a silk patch work cushion-covpr,
which difficult work she manipulated with
! creditable dexieriy. 1t is quietly hinted
| too that Mrs. Lampman loves quiet game
of eucbTe and whist with her friends, and
| that in these pastimes she displays skill
| with the pasteboaIds which astonishes her
| opponents.
At any rate Mrs. Lampman Is a remark
able example of the curative powers of DR..
| Ploufs Remedy, and it behooves any one
who ia afflicted with rheumatism TO call at
the doctors Office in the Nucleus block and
have talk with hm.-S. f. Chronicle.