The morning call., 1895-02-24
IT WORKS WONDERS
AND CURES.
STRANGE TRANSPORTATION OF
A RHEUMATIC
WRECK.
WONDERFUL REMEDY
CURED OF RHEUMATISM AFTER HAv
ING BEEN BED-RIDDEN FOR
TWELVE YEARS.

a year ago there appeared in these col
lums an account of the remarkable recoy-
cry OF Mrs. Janet Lampman, an inmate of
the Kings Daughters Home for Incurables.
located at 217 Francisco street.
Mrs. Lampman had been a sufferer from
rheumatism for over 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 filter subject for
the grave than for life. Racked as she was
with pain and misery, her future indeed
was black-black as a midnight pail.
When at this juncture the president of
the home heard of Dr. Plouf's Rheuma-
tlsm Cure. The case was of so unusual a
character that DR.. Plouf was induced to
visit the sufferer. He pronounced it to be
one OF the worst cases of rheumatism that
had ever come under his observation.
Mrs. Lampman commenced to improve
shortly after going under treatment and
when reporter visited her few weeks
later she was changed woman and stated
the facts above recited. The publication
OF the details created widespread interest,
and thereafter Mrs. Lampman was visited
by large number of sufferers, who were
eager to have confirmed verbally what had
appeared in print.
A few days ago reporter called on Mrs.
Lampman again to see what condition she
was IN after q year had elapsed and she
stated the following:
1T Is impossible for me to say too much
for DIR plo11TiS u ba11r,,o+fr,,, II
hard to imagine worse case of rheumatism
than mine was. | had been sick for twelve
years when began to take the medicine,
and OF that time | had been confined to a
char for nearly nine years and you see
that am quite an old lady and it was
chronic with me. | have been free from
pain now nearly year with the exception
OF occasionally [ contract a cold, as natur-
ally would from sitting here in this chair
and never leaving my room. My hands
and limbs were all drawn UP and dis
torted and [ could hardly move a
bit and not at all without pain; [
was as bad as l could be and live;
l could not eat or drink without
pam and even my eyeballs ached and
the pain was almost past human endur-
ance. All that is over now; while / can
not walk, | am entirely free from rheu-
matlsm. The doctor informed me on
the start that l would never be able to
walk again, but that he could relieve me of
the rheumatism, which his medicine has
done. You can hardly realize how great
the relief is to one who has undergone all
that | have suffered. The cure is per
manent, L am sure. | never expect to
have those awful pains and aches again
as long as l live. If my case had been an
ordinary one | should not feel as strongly
in the matter as | do. When a case OF
rheumatism has gone on so long and be-
come so chronic and is removed by the
use of a certain medicine it certainly
makes it infallible and valuable"
After interviewing Mrs. Lampman DR..
Plouf was seen at his offices, rooms "a and
50 Phelan building, this city, and in re-
gard to Mrs. Lampman the doctor remarked
that the unfortunate lady was one of the
worst cases he had ever come in contact
with.
1t is not at all surprising that DR.. Plouf's
medicine is being shipped to all parts of
the United States, it not being necessary
for sufferers to see the doctor himself per-
sonally, as they obtain the medicine by
express by sending symptoms of their
cases to his Offices