RHEUMATISM.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1480, 1 July 1912, Page 5

RHEUMATISM.

There are some complaints—it would scarcely ho correct to call them diseases— to which even the strongest men and women are liable. How frequently do we seen a man, apparently otherwise in excellent health and of powerful physique, the victim of rheumatism, suffering excruciating agony nnd reduced to a physical wreck. It is impossible not to sympathise with a case of this kind, and that sympathy takes a 'tangible form when a rimedv is provided which will alleviate the terrible pain. EVANS'S WITCH'S OIL can he confidently depended upon to afford relief even in the most serious eases of rhonmatism. either muscular or nervoii?, and those who have friends who suffer from this romplnint can safely recommend it. Acting as a stimulant to tho nerves and skin vessels, it will, on being applied to the seat of the trouble, restore the circulation of the blood fa a normal regularity. A single trial will he sufficient to prove its efficacy, and the patient will receive immediate benefit from its application. Apart from its merits as an embrocation, WITCH'S OIL will bo found a certain remedy for influenza, spasms, colic, and other minor evils, and instructions arc given with each bottle in rcgnrd to its application. Sold at all choroids and storekeepers in the Dominion at 4s. 6d. and 2s. Gd.'"