The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-02-03
Rheumatism that Cracked
the Swollen Flesh.
The Most Wonderful Cure from this Disease
in Modern Medical Annals.
Is Thers Anything to Compare in hlsey and
SUFFERING With Il.
Eteas We Ghroniols, Chicago, III.

"For eight months past had not been
able to comb my hair, dress myself or walk,
and had to be fed during oil this time like
babe. Well, the first pills / remember dis
tinctly, took on q Saturday, and the follows /
ing Monday I found this Improvement;
namely, my nerves seemed to be firmer and
my pains less. / wish to state that at this
time, for the last four months had not slept
over an hour ct . time, had suffered SO great
ly from nervous prostration, to the extent that
and make me shake like one having the ague.
This Monday evening ! was sitting in my
chair, and bear in mind, my daughters house
wSs full Of company making more or less
noise. all tending to keep me nervous. With
ell that commenced to feel easier, a strange
and quieting feeling had not experienced
since that Christmas afternoon was stricken
down. ! called to my daughter and said,
Ada, don't know what has come over me,
feel % restful and actually feel sleepy, I
that she Vas surprised and pleased. Imme.
diately she undressed me and put me to bed.
II slept soundly from . O'Clock till
o'clock In the morning, and that mind You
with house full Of people. remained
svsks bat short time, feeling better than I
never waking till o'clock in the morning.
1t was very hot down there in August, but
from that time I slept and rested we'll. Then
| felt and saw an Improvement gradually 60
ing on. The first thing noticed was, that
the, swelling in my hands was going down,
and after several weeks assumed their natur-
al shape, and the tightly drawn skin, which
looked like glass disappeared altogether a.
! we'll as the pain. Before this time when.
ever I tried to close my hands my finger
joints would crack and the same cracking
sounds l heard when bent my elbows or
tried to raise my arms as high as my shoul-
ders. All this left me and also all the fierce
rheumatic pains all through my body.
came back to Chicago entirely cured, feel.
ing hale and hearty, and that after having
used the miraculous Pink Pills OF DR.. VII:
liams' for about four months. suppose
had taken during these four months about
one and o half dozen boxes. n
| 1T is now over three years ago that -
this happened, and l have never felt bed
in my life. You can see for yourself that
am pretty spry on my feet. l have no pains,
no aches nor anything that would suggest to
me now, the terrible time had then. There
is another thing l wish to say in regard to
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from extreme heat to extreme cold, or from
dry weather to raw, damp. chilly weather.
little while in Chicago all the year around,
feel twinges and little pains In my shoul.
ders or in my arm, or perhaps 1t may be In
my side, all have to do is to take few Of
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AAuIcntiOtt tuo0S pains away
with the exception of the periods when
the weather 10 ffightfully miserable, hGyc
not taken any pills since / was cured. And
the pills / have taken since have not been
for my old trouble, but simply for colds
which have tried to settle in some parts Of
my body, and which the pills have instantly
driven out. also wish to state that the pills
have cured my heart trouble, and in fact /
am in perfect health in every respect"
(Signed.) MRS. NJ. NJ. HORT.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this
22nd day of April, 1896.
A. F. PoRTMAN, Notary Public.
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