"My case seemed to baffle physicians. One doctor would tell me I had arthritis, or rheumatism of the joints, and another would tell me something different. In spite of going before a clinic of physicians, I was unable to find relief," said Win. K. Goss, of 1 a 1 () 1 i v e St., New Haven, Conn.
"For five years I suffered from rheumatism of the joints. I was unable to stand straight because of the pain in my back, and every move would make me cry out. My hands and fingers were stiff and sore, so that I was unable to close them. It was impossible for me to go up or down stairs on account of the pain and stiffness in my knees.
"When I attempted to move, I would have cramps in the legs that would draw them up. This condition kept getting worse, so that I was confined to the house for more than eighteen months. On account of the extreme suffering, I was very nervous, unable to sleep and developed stomach trouble." 