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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 209, 29 May 1919, Page 6

i ;■' JIUSCULAE RHEUMATISM. ' of rhoumatism is something ;. that you cannot nib,out. Every sufferer : from rheumatism has been advised to i ' ™> a }} s or tiiat on Hie affected part, ; but after all the rubbing the pain 're- ; mained. I Thin blood and irhcumntism come to- ;, gether, and if they are properly treated U, they will go together. One prominenf ! medical writer says that "there is no I acute lebrilo disease in which anaemiat., occurs with greater rapidity." Anaemia :,,. . means thm blood and thin blood is some- ■ thing that can be 'corrected, so why m>l / build up the blood until the rheumatic . \ poisons aro driven out? ,'.,'.. This is exactly what is done in the treatment of rheumatism with Dr. Wil-. : ■, .-.Hams' Pink Pills. Acute, muscular and ; articular rheumatism all show- improve. ; ; ment as ihc_ thui blood is built up, and : when the poisons in the blflqd are driven ; ... out the rheumatism does not return as .-■ Ion? as the blood is kept rich and red. Care in the diet is important (luring ', Ilk' treiitmpnt, and, every, rheumatic suf , t i'erer sho'iild have two booklets, published : •• by (he Dr. Williams' Medicine , Co., Box :. gis. G:P.O. ; Wellington, entitled "Dis- : /;. 'pns?s of.the Blond" and "What to Ent .-; eiul How to Eat." Your own chemist or , ; ... Storekeeper .sells •Dγ. Williams' Pink i i. Pi'ls at 33. per box, six boxes' 16s. (id.— ! Advt.