The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-24
WONDERFUL WORK
Strong testimony By One Who Has
EIp3Ti)nCad 1t
WHAT MRS. LAMPMAM SAYS
Case Which Proves the Eff
cacy and Permanently
OF the Great
Remedy,

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what Mrs. Lampman of the King
daughters Home says of it:
Il can't say too much for DIR. Plouf'
rheumatism Cure. He is the best ma,
that ever lived and his medicine is ever
better than he is. 1t is hard to imagine ;
worse case of rheumatism than mine was
had been sick for twelve years when
began TO take his medicine, and of thai
time had been confined TO a chair for
| nearly nine years. You see that am
quite an old lady and it was chronic with
me- mad been in St. Luke's Hospital
ior 'hree years. l would often 90 without
my meals rather than undergo the pain of
eating, and could not turn the leaves of
book to read. l could not drink tea or
water without pain and oven my eyeballs
ached. My hands and limbs were all
drawn up and distorted and Icould hardly
move bit. and not at all without pain. /
was as bad as | could be and live. The
rheumatism had gone all through my sys-
1eul. was as miserable and as bad as |
Sould DC and the pain was almost past all
human endurance. My shoulders seemed
encased in bands of iron
-, but al tnat Is over now, thanks to Dr.
tloufs rheumatism Cure. When the
doctor came TO see me first, about two
years ago, he said that he could NOT
the pain II | would follow his directions.
Al iirst was discouraged. for the pains
seemed To Increase, but that was only the
breaking up of the rheumatism, as il
WERE However, in about two months
began TO feel better, and kept on improy-
ing until | was entirely freed from all
aches and pains. For the past eight or
nine months | have not been troubled nj
all: You can hardly realize how great the
rellef is to ono who has undergone all that
l nave suffered. No, can't say enough
Ior Dr. PIouf. L only wish j could ex-
press all the thanks that l feel. NV
friends are all surprised to see how I am
now, after knowing the condition | was
IN before taking the medicine. The cure
Is permanent, am sure. l never expect |
10 have those awful pains and aches |
aea,n as long as l can get DIR. PIouf's |
,heulcine. III mine were an ordinary case |
should not feel as strongly in the matter
as do, but when n case of rheumatism |
mas gone on so long and become so chronic
IN one OF my age it seems almost
hopeless. had tried nearly everything
else that had ever been mentioned 10 me,
ilu hau gone on so long without finding
ne slightest relief that / had about given
ip all hope. Now / am entirely free from
I'll that misery. | sleep splendidly and
'at very well. L am in perfect health and
rave been now for nearly year. have
ola all my friends about il, and | am
5 shat cannot say too much for Dr.
'Iout and his rheumatism Cure"
After interviewing Mrs Lampman. tho
eporter called on DIR. Plouf at his offices.
ooms "A and 30. Phelan building, and in
egard TO Mrs. Lampman's case he re-
marked that the good old lady was one of
ne worst cases he had ever come in con-
act with. 1t is not at all surprising that
'r Ploufs medicine is being shipped to ali
arts OF the United States, having thous. |
nus OF testimonials such as the above.