Mr. D. M 'RTtvor.r lie ir S:r : .My e.-iee:ned
friend, Mr. J C Na'imer, of thi- pl.ice, procured
Iur nie two bottles ol'Alorumon s Kuciiniatir I
pound and plood I'linfyer" when he ris in St I. on-1
is. in Nov., When he retunwd to Otitiwa, I ,
was conlme.lliy a severe attach ol 111c unriiuiaiisui, 1
of the chronic kind lie informed me that he ha I
procured a uiedieiLc whose reputation stool Inuh
fur the cure ol this complaint. I hud long n;o .lis-1
paired ol a cure ever being ettected upon me. As I j
had tried many remedies and found 110 permanent I
relief, I was faithless 111 regard to this also. Tiiildn-j
veil 10 the tteif.ssitv of d-iing something to p-ln-ve
my severe pains, 1 concluded to give the inedicine a I
trial, and with very happy results after the use of'
font bottles.
1 hnve Urn the subject of ili-umatir ditVicu'.tiea for!
a period of thirty years, and tor the past seventeen 1
years, I have liei-n 'm'-iVc to walk, : ' pt ve-y short
distances, nr even stoop to the ground v, ithout tnueti !
Iillicttlty. My I. -ft tiiiib perished i-onidera! ly, and I
a very weak. Hui fir the prist nu. tubs I Ime j
not had an attack cf the complaint although Ihavel
been exwsi.'d to all kinds of weather, 'i he tlcsh is
returnim: upon my limb, and it is becoming strong
er; and notwithstanding 1 have w-t'keil mueht very
day, I have flittered wcasioually veiv slight pain.
And I do cheerfully reco'inneiid the nlilicted with
this couip'aitit whether ;n:l.ttiinn!ory nr chronic) to
try the medicine ami not despair ol" a cure.
