CRIPPLED WITH RHEUMATISM.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1134, 23 May 1911, Page 2

CRIPPLED WITH RHEUMATISM.

"I COULD NOT WORK OR SLEEP FOR THE PAIN." "\bont thrco years ago I was working for a mason, and a lot of my work had to bo done kneeling down on tho damp ground," writes Mr. S. J. Ilaines, Mount Graham, Millicent, S.A. "This caused mo to have terrible pains in my right kuee, so that I was l'airly crippled, 1 could not work or sleep at times lor the pain. I went to a doctor and he said i had a severe attack of rheumatism, and he could cure mo in a few days, but my leg got wor=o and the pain increased so 1 could not "walk about. The doctor tried everythin" that ho thought would do mo good, but all failed. Blisters and liniment all alike failed. I su/rorcd intense agony i or lour months, and all that was done gave mo no relief and at the end ol lour months tho doctor said lie could not do any more for me, and advued me to go to tliu Mount Gambler Hospital. lie said (hat'most likely I would losp the uso ol my leg. I thought it very cheering, and went homo very down-hearted to think it nvcv when by a chance my wife picked un one of Dr. Sheldon s small books. I read it carefully and decided to have one more trv, but did not have much hone. I procured a small bottle of Dr. Sheldon's Ma"iietic I.iniment anil followed out tho directions and after a short time the pain „ot easier and the swelling went down and after using three bottles I -was able to walk about. At the end of two weeks I was able to do a little work, and from that forward my leg got belter by still us jn" tho liniment. 1 have never been troubled with my leg since, and it has I,oc\ strong as ever it was, so I feel thankful that that little book came my way." Dr. Sheldon's Magnetic Liniment 'is a remarkable remedy for the cure of Rheumatism, Sprains, Stiff Joints, and all similar troubles. Obtamablo everywhere. Price, Is. Gd. and 35.—7,