Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-05-17 | Page 6 | [Untitled]

w Cured His Mother of Hheumatiszn. "My mother has "been a tnifferer for H many years with rheumatism," says "W. B H. Howard, of Husband, Pa. "At H tlmea she was unable to move at all, H -while at all times walking was paln- H; ful. I presented her with a bottle of H Chamberlain's Pain Balm and after a H, few applications she decided It was the B most wonderful pain reliever oho had H ever tried; in fact, she Is never wlth- H out It now, and is at all times able to H walk. An occasional application of H Pain Balm keeps away the pain that H she was formerly troubled with." For H uale by all leading druggists. happiness of children through derangement of the generative organs. Airs. Beyer advises! women to use Lydia E. PiflK, ham's Vegetable Compound, j l "DE.UI Mns. Pc-CTAix: I suffered ; with stomach complaint for years. -got so bad that I could not carry mT . Children but fire months, hen would have a miscarriage. Tho last timei became prcrnant, my husband pot J to take ydia JE.PInk nm s j egj, tablo Compound. After ' tWnff Jg first bottle 1 was re icved ot tfW ncss of stomach, and began to feel tcr in every way. I continued its uM ; and was enabled to carry my baby 1 Mcriden. Conn.-pOO Qtwc letter pndng genuineness cannot MP FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO TFCOIAX I Don't hesitrtto to TvrioJ.gS Pinlcham. She wUl uf,rtlrcot; Jour case perfectly, ojjj you villi kindness. Her aTj s free, and the dsrcrettedJ Mass. No woman ocrrCr.r J; having ivrittcu her, ana uw ; helped thousands. ,