BARE, ARMS IN A BEE-HIVE.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 174, 16 April 1908, Page 2

BARE, ARMS IN A BEE-HIVE.

...■ ~ CURED RHEUMATISM. 'Mr.'Hiraiii 'Laridis, of Pittsburg, : was. once • -a; rlidumfitio;■ -Bee., stings cured,him.-; >"I suffbrod," says;- " fof seven 'months; and took all the'truck.'imagiriabld; but-nothing, .did '.me any good until I became'acquainted with old Dr. Sharp. Ho said,he would' pre> mo a cure, but added; I-would not tak'o it—, tjfat it'was a sure cure, as ho had''suffered; for' one year, and it had cured' him. I told . him : I Muld take anything- lie could.. l Then 'lie told mo ! to cover mv face'and roll up niv sleeves and stir up a Dec-hive and let them s'tinghno in the srms all -they ivould. I did' so.; I got tv/entj'-fivp stings; and-it never swelled. -. Iri a day or so .1: went back and got another dose of .the samfe medicine, o It nover, swelled ;but'.the third, time it swelled, and I quit. I took no raoro truqk to knock, but.'.my.- stomach,; and I fcltj better every day-;-and; in.four weeks .I went on. the road, and have teen out. in all kinds of weather for a year and .six, months. . I'have; not; felt the. least: effect .of, rheumatism , since—not oven in a. change of weather." ; ' : The statement reads almost.like a testimonial, to some patent medicine, but 'it is. confirmed by Dr. Kennedy,' of Mcanee, Mission, and Mr. . Hopkins, our Government I apiarist, as stated in yesterday's Dominion.