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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3148, 27 March 1909, Page 7

MAYATTACK THE HEARI 1 j Is Afways Dangerous c: | This Account. ' A \ severe case cured fry ' Wonderful Pom erof t'.e J Tonic Treament. | The most danuenuis tendency of Rheumatism is to attack the heart | One ol the best known Meuical | writers on the subject says that no j disease is responsible for so much i h'iart trouble as Rheumatic Fever. ; The longer one has the complaint the | greater is the danger, therefore ; rheumatis n shoal:] be driven out of J the system w itnoufc delay. It can't S be rubbed out. Rubbing may ease, i the pain, it's nonsense to expect J rub'jing to cure, the trouble isn't 011 j the Kurfaci.*, its in the blond. The | Dr Williams' Pink Pills way is to j make the blood strong ai cl neal .hy ! therefore the whole system strong and jalthy. That's common sense to cure Rheumatism. Mrs Maty Middlemiss, Durham Road, Inglewood, N.Z., cured lur rheumatism in this common sense way. She says:— "It's some while back since I was first attacked with rheumatism, the paina came on suddenly, and I wondered what wan wrong with me. Gradually I 2ot worse the first thing . in the morning; my hands would feel quite stiff, and for a while I would not be able to do anything until they : got warmed up. • The backs of my ] hands and up my arms swelled a lot. < The pains in my shoulders often j stopped me from milking, as I could I nut lift the bucket. Pretty well all j day I had a dull aching in my should- | er—it was always worse after ! washing. l I could always tell when j it was going to rain—the pains were always sharper. Often I had to get 1 the girls to brush my hair—l could ' not lift my hand to my head. j "My appetite fell off, and this i made me pretty weak. I became quite run down, I used to go about j j the house in a listless sort of way, j c l i r .! not Cfire if 1 did anything or not. Sometimes I though that, I would never get better. 1 would j have given anything to be free of the terrible aching pains, even for a few days. I was very bad with | the rhev.mitfism while we wers liv- j I l'ng at South Canterbury, bufc it g>';t 1 J worse afcer we came up North. As ] j a last hop? I started Dr. Williams' I 5 Pink Pills. I must have been tak- . ing them for nearly three months ( I felt any benefit, and then tfiey began to do thi<ar work. I could i eat better and 1 could do ray milking ! rr.uch easier. The awful pains din not catch ms so badly in the arms and shoulders. AG I kept on I could I feel myself getting better every day. . The pains were getting less and Ifss, > and evei'y dose was putting new life E into me. For the past twelve months | I have not had a sign of Rheumy*. i ti'-m." - "• Insist on getting Dr Williar.is' Pink Pills. They are sold hj 1 most chemists nad Hiorekeeper« v r t )i if not , locally obtainable will be Sent direct by the Dr Williams'-Mfcdicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd.-, Wellington, for 3s pes* boX v six boxes Yds 6d.

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