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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9588, 7 September 1909, Page 7

nunc VICTIMS $ A Way to Cure the Troublesome Complaint, ❖ Drive the Cause of RHeumnt : sm out of Your System—l his Woman did and was Cured. You ran reason this out for your self if you are a Rheumatic sufferer. If you had f a splinter in your hand that caused a festering sore, you wouldn't rub an ointment or something e'se on it, expecting a cure. You would remove the splinter —the cause of the trouble: then the sore would heal. Now if you have lactic acid in your blood, that causes torturing, burning Rheumatism, what chance has a liniment or something rubbed on to cure. None whatever. It's the cause you must remove remember, that. The question of curing Rheumatism is then a question of driving the acid out of your blood. You'll suffer a long time beiore you find anything like Dr Williams Pink Pilla for Rheumatism. Why they are for the blood. They tone the whole system to a point that enables it to expel the Rheumatic poison through the natural channnls of the body. The following case of a woman who suffered with Rheumatism and was cured proves their value in this comlaint. "Some years back I became almost crippled with Rheuamtism," said Mrs Samuel Golding 6, Vogel Street, Richmond, Ghristchurch, N.Z. "It appeared first in my hands, spread up my arms, and went to both legs. I used to suffer most dreadfully, my hands were practically useless. Every knuckle and joint swelled up. I couldn't hold a needle or do my hair or dress myself. I fortunately had my children about rre, or I don't know what I should have done. Some weeks I could hardly lift a tea cup to my lip 3 I felt helpless, I'd cry because I couldn't do things for myself. My wrists and fingers got quite distorted. I couldn't straighten my arms. I had to bathe my wrist to get a little ease. I had liniments rubbed in but I only got ease for the time. My knees were stiff. I couldn't bend them, and only walked slowly and limpingly. My limbs were full of burning pain. I couln't move my arms any way. The least change of weather set the pains going. Oh, it was misery. You'd think every joint and muscle was rusty, they were so stiff. One day a neighbour said, "Mrs Golfing, why don't you take Dr Williams' Pink Pills?" So I boueht a couple of boxes. I felt better after the second box, and kept on. Bit" by bit the stiffness went out of every joint. The swellings got less, and my fingers got less knotted up. At last I was quite rid of Rheuamtism, and able to use each limb as I wished." It's important to get the genuine with Dr Williams' name. A shopman once told us that only "mugs" bought the cheap imitations he offered. Even the storekeeper doesn't think much of the person he can get to take a substitute. Dr Wiiilams' Pink Piils are sold by chemists ar.d storekeepers, price 3s per box, six boxes 16s 6d, or they will be sent direct on receipt of price by the L'r Wililams' Medicine Co. of Australasia Ltd., Wellington.

TE NUi HOTEL, W. C. PAGE, Proprietor. HP HE best of accoininodition, liqnora *. and also good wholesome meals, clean beds, airy rooms and prompt attention. Good Stabling and Paddocking. Telegrams and letters immediately replied to.

Notice /"E have removed i"to new promises in tl<e Central Garage . / BuiloingS, where special facilities offer for displaying our magnificent stock of Pianos, Organs and other musical instruments. We have easily the largest stock in the district to select from, including' Pianos and Organs by the recognised leading makers of Organs and P'anos. • j tv We are Sole Agents for the following celebrated Engbsh-made Pianos and Organs— PlANOS— Collar* & Collard, Eaveataff & Son, J. & J. Hopkinson, George Russell. ORGANS— English Made, Malcolm & Co., London. Continental Pianos, C. Beckstein, the professor's favourite, Paul Werner, Ramsperger, Trubner, Bapoldi, and the feinous Haake. Planolx Pianos and Pianolas. Our terms are the easiest in existence. Call and inspect our stock, which is the largest outside Wellington. ffiITISH 8 COOTINEMTAL PI4NO CO., J, LOWNDES, Local Manager, CENTRAL GARAGE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-ST., MASTERTON.

BEST BOOTS OR WORKING BOOTS. *oOWW*4* ■When they require repairing bring them to us. We use the best of Leather for mending purposes. In fact, you can have your pick of . "Leather." METSJ'SJCHROME BALMORALS, riveted soles, 10/6SUPERIOR CHROME BALMORALS, a neat boot, three sh,»pw, leather or canvas sewn soles, 12/0. 14/oMEN'ci LIGHT BOX HALF BALMORALS, wide wolts, a comfortable and good wearing boot, o,e MEN'S SPLIT KIP NAILED SHOOTERS, remarkable valuo, d/D----BEST KIP PEGGED SHOOTERS, nailed and plat«>. 12,6,14/6HEAVY CALF COOKHAMS, very stout soles-a boot we can recommend to fartuei'3 for winter wear— 18/ bInspect our Goloshes and Gumboots, QUEEN-ST., 'Phone 175. -BHOEISTS- MASTERTON. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.