The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-09-13
Acute Rheumatism.

From ne Keoloes Courier, WaRaua, s. o.
For several years Mrs. Mary Hunter, wife
Of Mr.. william Hunter, Of Mountain Rest,
oconee County, s. c., was a constant suf-
ferer from rheumatism and could find no re-
lief, even though she consulted the best doc
tors and tried every remedy prescribed by
the most eminent physicians Of the South.
But she finally stumbled, as it we're, on
medicine which wrought her cure in a sim
pie, but nevertheless a most remarkable.
manner Such was her experience, and for
the benefit Of suffering humanity she con-
sented to an interview touching her peculiar
case.
eyes, 1t Is true that had chronic rheu-
matism Of long standing" said Mrs. Hunter
to a reporter, "and the most celebrated ply
sicians of South Carolina could effect no
cure. But have been cured, and that COM
pletely." And she spoke the words with a
bright smile and cheerful countenance.
II am sixty-six years of age" she con-
tinued, land about five years ago began to
suffer from acute rheumatism. The pain
soon became constant, and for four years l
could find no relief. l could not remain still
in any position, either lying, sitting, walk
my OF blduulLlBs Lu6F6 was no rest nor 6t9o
for me, and thus 1t continued until life itself
became burden. During these years con-
suited several OF the most capable and emil
nent physicians Of our State and took their
prescriptions. But short and temporary was
the relief afforded by any of them, and some
failed to give any relief at all. The malady
would return with accumulated force after
every period of temporary suspension, and at
last 1t seemed that my case was hopeless.
bnnf inns 7 iatk
my sister, Mrs. Lucinda Stewart, OF Texas.
who wrote me to try DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People, and she told me how much
good they had done her. She had been sick
for seven years and had had two strokes OF
paralysis None of the doctors OF Texas
could DO anything for her, and her cure
seemed impossible. But she was told by
friend TO try DR.. Williams Pink Pills, and she
at last did so. She wrote that she had taken
only half box when she experienced de-
cided change for the better, and soon she felt
like young girl again, even though she was
over forty years old. In a short time she
was cured, and she Is now enjoying good
health.
'But, even after receiving that letter it
was some time before l consented to try tho
! pills. l continued to receive treatment from
physicians for year or more, because had
| little or no faith in patent medicines of any
| kind. But finally being reduced to a dire
extremity, and all else failing, concluded
! to write for one box OF the pills, and did so
! Within a week after beginning to take them
l commenced feeling better, and when the
first box was used 1 ordered six boxes. But
two more boxes effected my cure, and that
| permanently, too; for during the past year [
have been entirely free from rheumatic pains.
! and count my cure complete. Since then
have given the pills TO other members of my
family, and in no instance have they failed
to give speedy and permanent relief am
convinced that the pills are al that DR.. Will
Jams claims for them, and more too / cheer
fully recommend them to all sufferers"
To confirm her statement of facts beyond
all doubts, Mrs. Hunter made the following
affidavit.
Sworn to before me this, the 9th day Of
May, A. D. 1895.
O.S.) r. I, JAYERs, Notary Public
Mrs. Hunter is well and favorably known,
being the wife Of one of Oconees most sue
eesstul and substantial farmers. No one can
doubt her statement fora moment, and many
OF her neighbors. moreover, are eognizant Of
her remarkable cure.