RHEUMATISM AGAIN.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2155, 22 May 1914, Page 8

RHEUMATISM AGAIN.

Many .p&epic who had JUt mi mat fen last tthrtw art! beginning to {{*} the (reives and pains of the reniplaint again, It is typical of rheumatism that it Usually fes* dorroaiit during the swimicr, eiify- lo amje'ar witJn renewed vigour in winter? The Of the costs.plniibt have bjWn in the sysiests all Hie time. Victims «ill coaiinv.e. tti juffor veal' after ye.ir wiles? the eause is completely . elittisnntotl from tlie system, [Trie acid in the titooj is believjcl % the cause of r'teurnatisni, «jit! m&dicni nwft havo noted' ttot t'iiif® is a ntarltrt iinfl rapid t'hiftliing of tli-t} btcod during the n'tnete. Tito sj-stem is thus titprived cf its nn.tr.ral rtsistencD to tho disease. Mwl» stMcess > has foiimvert (reatini'iit of rttenihatfem with itf, \Viiliaiiis' Pint IHil?-, and siiffeTevs who hnve trcaic-d tiujtiifelvi's with'this iiiedi. due hare fennij that rheumatism ha" s b?en peniia'-iefitly banislied and did ri<it vetiifii with thvi nest edol, danio iw.athoi'. Tbes>> pills liavc a snccifie. a.ftioi.i 011 (he bloofl, incfeasin? an 4 em'ichi»£ St. .rtml they torn? tip the whole system enablhi? it io tfiiwv off 1-he poisoiions imparities that eattsf rhsumatism. To« ; r o'Vf) chemist c-a.ii sapplj- you with tljcse pfl'ls.