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ROUTES RHEUMATISM.- MrChas. Lawrence, of Ashland, Nebraska, desires that sufferers froin Kheuinatisni should know nis experience with S. S. S., and writes u ader date of July 'T, 1891, thatThe was a greatjBufferer from acute rheumatism ior more than sis months. He had quite a number of physiciaiis to treat hiin, and also took several other mediciues, without any permanent benefit. A friend told him to try S. S. S. He did so "and used only four bottles, which ;ured hïnTsound and weíí. He recomincnds it to all who from rlieumatism. Kheumatism has been conceded to be a trouble ia the blood, and we have numbers of reporta from the most reliable people in the country that it has cürëd the most aggravated casesWe certatoly recommend every sufferer to s(ïivd for our treatise on blood and skin diseases, which will be mailed f ree. Address, SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.