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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 609, 11 September 1909, Page 15

RHEUMATIC 1111, o 1 A Way to Cure the Trouble-. some Complaint. Drive the Cause of Rheumatism ■;out'" of Your System—-This • Woman did and was Cured. , :. You can : reason this: out for yourself if ii-Ilhoumatio' sufferer. If' you. hail, a', splinter'.in.your hand : . that \caused : ' a festering sore, you wouldn't rub an ointment or /something .else on : it, expecting . a! euro'; You would remove tho splinter—the cause of the trouble;Vthcn tho : sore . .would heal.. Now, if. you have lactio: acid in your blood that'causes^'tdrturing, burning Rheumatism;, whit chanco has :a .liniment; or.', something rubbed on to cure. Nono whatever/ ; T t's the cause you must remove, remember ; that. •.'.Thoqiiostion of curing 'Rheumatism is theii a question of ' driving; the acid out of your blood, l'ou'll. suffer a long time before you find anything like Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Rheumatism; "VVhyj they are ' for ■ tho blood.- They tone_ the whole system,to' a point that' enables it to expel the-llhoumatio poison'through the natural channels of i tho body.i The. following case; of a . woman who .suffered 'with . Rheumatism - and .'was cured proves their, value: in this complaint. : . "Somo yotoi back I becamo almost crippled with: Rhoumatism,'': said. Mrs. Samuel Golding, 6 Vogfil Street, Richmond, CluistcJiurch, N.Z, "It appeared first in my hands, spread up my arms, and went to both legs. I used to suffer , most dreadfully, .my hands wero practically ' useless. ' Every • knucklo ; and joint swelled up./ I couldn't'hold-a needle or do my hair or tfress myself.. I fortunately had my children about mo, or I don't know whit I should have done. - - Some . weeks .1 could hardly .lift a tea "cup to my lips. I felt; helpless,- I!d. ory bccauso I couldn't do 'things tor : myself . ,My wrists and fingers got quite /distorted. I couldn't straighten :my arms. "I had to bathe my wrists to get a little eiso.' ;'I had liniments rubbed in but I only got ease for the time. My knees wero stiff. ' X couldn't bend them, and only walked slowly arid limpingly.:' My limbs wero full-of .'burning' pain.' 1 couldn't move' my arms any. way. The least cbango of weather sot the pains goinjg. . Oh, it was misery.; You'd think ovory joint and mnsclo was rusty, they wero so stitfOno day, a neighbour said, 'Mrs. Golding, why don't youi take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills?' So I bought a couplo of boxes. .1-felt better after /the second box and kept on. Bit by bit the stiffness went out or every joint. Tho swellings got less,'and my fingers got less knotted up. At last I was quito rid of Rheumatism, and able to use eaon limb as I wished." It's important to, got the genuine, with Dr. -Williams'■ name. A shopman once to'd us that only'.'.'mugs" bought the cheap imitations ho offered. Even the storekeeper doesn't think much of the person he can got to take a substitute. Dr. Williams' Pink Pilli.'are aold by chemists and storekeepers, pric# 3»; per box, six boxes 16s. 6d., or they will be sent direct on receipt of pjico by tho Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.' of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington. Tho Peril of'our Tims Is lung disease. .Dr. .Sheldon's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds cures 1 lung trouble. Small dose. Pleasant to take.v Every bottle guaranteed. Prico Is. 6<L and 3s. —Advt*