The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-03
WHAT MANNER OF
 MAN IS THIS ?
PERFORMS WONDERFUL CURES WITH HIS REMEDiES-6RlNGs BACK USE OF ELBOW THAT HAD BEEN STIFF THREE WEEKS.

Each day drings the news of some wonderful cure or relief afforded some unfortunate sufferer by Colonel Dilling- ham, or one of his associates, by the use of the wonderful Plant Juice remedies but one of the most remarkable occurred last night in Ensley when Andy Watkins an employe of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company, after about ten minutes application of Plant Juice lini- ment and good hard rubbing Watkins was able to raise his arm and even bend 1t enough to place 1t in his pocket.
 There was an immense audience gath cred to witness the free show and band 9 concert given last night, but the real in terest of the evening centered In what might be called the performance of mir acle. Colonel Dililngham's associate had called on any one suffering from partial deafness, or who had a stiff arm or leg to come up on the platform and he would relieve them.
 Watkins immediately went up on the stage, and in reply to an inquiry said that he did not know Colonel Dillingham's s assistant and when the latter asked if there was anyone in the audience who knew Watkins, and if they knew his arm was stiff and how long, there came many answers in the affirmative and to the eff feet that his arm had been swollen and stiff for q period of over two weeks.
 The representative then invited any newspaper men in the audience to come up on the platform and examine the arm and witness his efforts to regain the use Of the arm to the sufferer. He then ap- piled the lniment and gave it a brisk rubbing for about seven minutes. at the expiration of which time tire man was able to lift his arm to his head and close and shut his hand. Another application of the liniment and more rubbing made the arm more suple and the associate of Colonel Dillingham; was greeted with rounds of applause.
 Watkins was seen by a representative of The Age-Herald after he came off the platform, and he stated that his occupa- tion was that of dynamo tender for the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad com pany. That he had been feeling badly since just before Christmas and had felt pains in his elbow. but they being so slight he had paid no attention to them. Three weeks ago his arm had become stiff and he could not raise it to his head, close his hand, or bend the elbow in any shape He had the highest of praise for the Plant Juice liniment. and said he in tended to get bottle of Plant Juice to use in connection with it.
 Plant Juice is an invaluable remedy for all catarrhal troubles. rheumatism, kid ney liver and stomach troubles. It re- tails for I per bottle. three for S2.59 or six for $o. Plant Juice liniment. splen- did oil forjmaking supple stiff and sprained joints, toothache, partial deafness. and also to be used in connection with Plant Juice for rheumatism is retaled at 20 and 50 cents. Plant Juice salye for cuts, sores, wounds and bruises sells for 25 cents per box, while the Plant Juice soap can De had for 10 cents the cake or three for 25 cents.
 These remedies are on sale at all drug stores, but if your dealer does not handle them have him order from the Doster- Northngton Drug company, or you may order by mail, addressing Colonel Diling- ham, F. O. Box S27, Birmingham Ala.