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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 869, 16 July 1910, Page 14

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CRIPPLED fill .Pin. ■ _——.—. • Gfeymotrth "Woman Sore and Tender in Every Muscle with Rheumatism. .—.—«—: There is only one sure way to cure Eheumatism, and that is to rid the blood of the poisonous acid that causes the pain. That Dr. Williams' Pink Pills' do this is borne out in the following case:— "About four years back Rheumatism ..gradually appeared in . both my hands, and in. time I was quite crippled," said Mre. Robert Leach, 17 Leonard Street, Grcymouth. "I suppose it came on from putting my hands in cold water : and hot water for my Household duties. It began with a tingling and burning hot pain in e/ery finger. joint. I could" move the joints, but they swelled up dreadfully and the skin grew red and sfiiriy. I tried all. sorts of -liniments and .had medicine from the. doctor, 'but got no • relief. My. hands at times would be quite, numb. At • night I had to hang them over'the side of the lied. T could only sew ov knit with the greatest difficulty, all tho time >the pain never left me. The doctor said I had Chronic Rheumatism, and I got very'down hearted, as I quite expected to be crippled in the future. In winter I felt-worse than in the summer. I was a sufferer for more than a year. At last I tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and by -slow degrees the pains left my. hands. My finger joints' got easier and the swelling began to go down. I kept on with -the pills, and the numbness and soreness, went fojr -good.--Fve-'never been troubled' since. I also felt much brighter and stronger and toned up! in every way, and .my appetite improved. My health now is. excellent.;.. there isn't a trace; of Eheumatism left."

Rfe Robert Ho Bowman, Herekino, New Zealand, ' \ Found a Certain Cure for Croup and Whooping Cough in j kj '£ fj ; || || It is in the home where there are young children that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has _ \L ss%> f proved most valuable. As you will see from Mr. Bowman's letter it is not only a certain cure for 'i Croup and Whooping Cough, but it is the best and surest. \ ' " I have very great pleasure in saying that I have found Chsmberiain's G)«gh Remedy % | >S , a cetta i n ct " e f° r Croup, and the only Remedy I could get to cure my children of Whooping | I<. W■ Cough. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was the means of curing them of this dreaded disease, | after I had tried all sorts and descriptions of other remedies., .There is no question about.it, we | if, A J£ have found from our experience that Chamberlain's is the best and surest." . : ;. | " * "— * ROBERT H. BOWMAN, Herekinoi N.Z.: | I ' V H : ,- ■— .ii. .i ..l.Jl.uni.Mi*«JllWlJ|iJ.Jim--«Ml'll.M.l'..U»lJ^^^

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