RHEUMATISM,

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1463, 11 June 1912, Page 5

RHEUMATISM,

Tliero arc some complaints—it would scarcely be correct to call them diseases— to which even tho strongest men and women are liable. How frequently do wo seen a man, apparently otherwise in excellent health and of powerful physique, the victim of rheumatism, suffering excruciating agony and reduced to a physical wreck. It is impossible not lo sympathise with a case of this k'nd, and that sympathy takes a. tangible form when a remedy is provided which will alleviate the terrible pain. EVA NS'S WITCH'S OIL can be confidently depended upon to afford relief even in the most serious eases of rheumatism, either muscular or nervous and lliose who have friends who suffer I'rom Ibis complaint can safely recommend it.' Acting as a stimulant lo Ilie nerves mid skin ve<-els, if will, on being applied In the seat of Hie trouble, restore the circulation, of Iho blood lo a normal regularity. A single I rial will he sufficient to prove its e.niincv, and I lie patient will receive immediate benefit from its application. Apart from its merits as an embrocation, WITCH'S OIL w ill bo'found a certain remedy for influenza, spasms, colic, and other minor evils, ami instructions are given with each bottle in regard to its application. Sold at all chemists and storekeepers in (he .Dominion at <(=. (id. and 2<. (id.*