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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1918, 28 November 1913, Page 11

CUBING THE USE OF lIATII Is the Only Way to Permanently Banish it. Petonc Man so Crippled that he Couldn't Raise his Arms—-Found the Right Cure. Stubborn, aching Rheumatism is hard (o cure. Many peorije suffer a. long time before they get relief. Often this is because the- treatment they adopt can at best only relieve the symptoms—something hot to rub on the aching, swollen joints. Itheiimiitfrm can't be cured until tho causfl is removed from the system. Acid in the blood is recognised as tho cause of Khenmatibni. Liniments and outward applications fail because they only touch tlu; surface. Now with Dr. Williams* Piiifc Pills it's different. They K<) straight to tho cause of the trouble in tho blood, and by helping to make new blood mid toning the whuio system, it is enabled to expel Ihe Jiheumatic poison through Siic- natural channels of ilie body. Tho host cf cases uf lthcumali&m which l)r. Williams' I'ink Pills havo cured amongst New Zealand people absolutely proves this. Tho case of 3lv. i. Ti. Smith, of 21 Gear Street, Potone, Wellington, is an excellent illustration. lie said:— "When 1 was on the West Coast some time ago. I got a bad attack of Bhouraatisin. My shoulders became effected aud tho pain gradually spread down as far as tho calves of my legs. I'or months I was crippled. Wo had a hotel at the time, and it was a great trouble- to even get about. For nearly two years my arms woro so stiff I could not raise thorn nbave the shoulder?. Sirs. Smith had to help me on with coat mid vest when I had to go to town, All my joints swelled and my arms, wrists and hands puffed up. My fillers got so stiff I could hardly hold ft pen. I often iroko with the pains jierliaps in the nook and shoulders; Irefore. Iho day was done tho pain would havß ilomi to tho calves and ankles. I u=ed all sorts of liniments but they did not cure me. 1 could always fcei every chaiißo of tho weather. Tiie pain and weaknes; often matte me break out in a profuso perspiration. When my ankles and instep? were alfeetrd I found any walking excessively painful. An acciuaintanco itilil me aliout J)r. William , ! , J'ini: I'ills, and alter a longHiy trial t,lw>y drove out all the Rymplom o . I have toroiiiiiicndC'd this moHirine fnr and wide, aud 1 -','ive this statement. a* a duty. I used to suffer so much, but since J. finished tlio course Vvo not had a touch of this painful complaint." Dr. Williams' l'ink l'ills nro n<. per hex. six boxes lfi-s. (id. of nil tlcalors or fr'"'u (he. Of. AVilliams' .Medicine Co. «C 4.u?tKilosia, Lt , .!., Wi-llioj-lon.