TROUBLED WITH RHEUMATISM?

Otago Witness, Issue 2892, 11 August 1909, Page 26

TROUBLED WITH RHEUMATISM?

Then Treat the Caiusc, not tho Symptoms. | Christchurch Woman Found & Permanent Cure. The case of Mrs John Cockle, 25 Brougham street, Sydenham, Christchurch, is an excellent example of how they cure. Mrs Cockle says — '' Rheumatism first appeared in the right hand, and then the left began to suffer, and gradually the poison spread through my system. My right knee got very bad ; it swelled up tremendously, and became inflamed and angry looking. I could not bend it, and to kneel was out of the question. I rubbed the parts with every liniment I heard of, but the pain always came back. I felt 5O sore I'd scream if anyone came near me. I couldn't do any housework ; my daughter-in-law had to help me ; and often I had to get in my next-door neighbour, who knows how much I suffered, to perhaps fast-en my dress or do a little trifle, for I couldn't put my arms behind mo or raise them to do my hair. I couldn't walk outside, and I could only hobble about the house by means of a stick or by taking hold of the furniture. I went away for a holiday to Gisborne. I felt better while I was there, but the rheumatism returned when I got back to Christchurch ; and I was always subject to attacks off and on. I got no lasting benefit from the doctor's treatment, so I started Dr Wil-~ Hams' Pink Pills, and I am glad to say they cured mej^