A Sudden Twinge

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 369, 4 June 1903, Page 3

A Sudden Twinge

A sudden twinge, of pain is gene-rally the first warning of an attack of Rhournatism. It f-elo as if the disease were in the bones or tnußckfl,

but the real can l .• ? . Rheumatism is \ iu impure blool, order to cure F Ham, the bloo be cleansed of ' sonous matteare the caust. disease. Dr. Indian Rooj have been verful in the - of Rheumatism oecause they entirely chavte the blood w m the poisonous substances which afe the causa of the disease; I hey not only purify the bloody but by inerei.ing tho activity of fcha blood* in.king gland*, they increase the surmlv of

pure rich blood, which adds to the vigor of every physical organ.Mr. John Phyers, 173 Pitt Street, Redferp, Sydney, graphically describes hisown experience along this lino. " Some yerrs ago while Milling I got very wet, tho consequence being a frightful attack of Influenza, which ended with Rheum tip Fever. I was under tho doctor's care for moutbe, but got little relief. At last I tried Db. Morse's Indian Root Pills, and after taking three or four bottles, the pains in my lees end back became less, and in a short time 1 WM able to be about again. Besides curing spy' Rheumatism, the pills improved my genera! health, and I may say that I am perfectly oured." Sold by chemists uud storekeepers Is. ljd. per bottle, six bottles 6s. 6d., or will bo sent by wail upon receipt of price. Solo proprietors, ttMt W. H, Comstook Co., Limited (Australasia* Depot). 58 Pitt Street, Sydney. Packed ta aaibor bofcfcle»,4a.d the fall aamo blowu tSwrw*