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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9669, 7 December 1909, Page 7

iRHEUMATISM lil IS WHOLE SBlffl.

Every Joint Racked Night and Day with Pain. .—. — N.Z. Man was Marvellously Curec and Gives his Experience for the Benefit of Other Sufferers. The weak point about most treatments for Rheumatism is that they merely relieve the pain for the time, they don't cure permanently. The i strong point about the treatment with Dr Williams' Pink Pills is that they remove the cau"p of the trouble from the system. Taat's why they cure permanently. Physicians do not all agree about the eause of Rheumatism, but many of the highest hold that it is caused by acid in the blood, and the wonderful cures effected by Dr Williams' Pink Pills support this view. These pills actually make new blood, strengthen the organs of the body, so that they throw offj'the Rheumatic impurities,and the patient / becomes well. Liniments and lotions can't reach the root of the trouble in the blood—That's why they fail. Here is an account of a strikingcure of Rheumatism. •"I became subject to attacks of Rheumatism some time back," said Mr John Christopher. 14 Pirie Street, Wellington. "The pain first shower! itself in the left ankle, and spread up the limb as far as the knee. The right leg became affected in the same way. The pains increased and I felt twinges in my arms and fingers, though not as severely as in my lower limbs. The atacks would last fully a week at a time, and I'd have to stay in bed at least two days in each of those weeks suffering acutely. I couldn't put on boots, . had to have the easiest of slippers while the pains were in my system. I'd have to walk with a stick, or rather hobble along slowly, and evn-y step or movement caused me pain. As to g tting up stairs to bed it was torture. I used to rub the parts with vaseline and methylated spirits to get a little temporary ease. At times I couldn't put my feet to the ground, the agony was unbearable. The ankles were as stiff as iron and red and inflamed. At night I'd lie awake for hours. I'd have to keep my khees 'almost up to my chin. I couldnt' put my legs out straight. After perhaps a week of these tortures the nains would ease off and I might be free for a couple of months, and then be attacked again. At last seeing that Dr Williams' Pink Pills cured Rheumatism I .tried a box. Before that was finished I felt the pain lessening. I bought another and another after thar, and gradually the Rheumatism left my system. * I shall always be glad to recommend tnis medicine, it has been of the greatest benefit to me." The price is, 3s per box, six boxes 16s 6d, and if you have trouble in getting them send a postal note for the amount to tha Dr Williams* Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington, and they will be sent poßt free by return mail.

mm 700 ACRES, 320 acres grass. 30 acres oats balance scrub and rough feed fully two thirds ploughable, well fenced 13 paddocks watered by springs undulating land good loamy soil well adapted for dairying, 7 roomed house, stable with loft, tool house, wa»h-house, implement ahed. iitie, LI P Kent J£2s per annnm. Bailway town, school and creamery, I miles. PRICE— JB3 15S per acre, including 20 head mixed cattle, 1 draught mare, 1 2-yr-old draught Ally, d.f. plough, disc harrows, roller, mower, drill, oil engine, chaff cutter, spring dray. '*>** FORT? MILE, TOO ACRES allgrasßcd, except 2 acres ploughed, 8 paddocks, all flat, will cww 81 *heep per acre, 10-roomed house, »ashhouse, cowbails hayshed and other build.n ;s. Carried 500 ewes all last summer and 300 all through this winter. Kail way town 3 miles, school and creamery alongside. PKlCfc £22 iss per acre. Terms, JB6OO cash. &&& .. •. ~-. :_!. a„i„ ;„ «•./-.« + V,nlar,/>tj 11 rt <1! 11 d.tl«<7 tO hillv. all easy, clean limestone country, tfuuai~, houses sheds, etc; railway, school and creamery alongside. 1 his property has a great, carrying capacity, and can turn off quantities oi fat stock. ■PttlCE— £l4 per acre. Terms. ,£6OO casn. /wu LAND& ESTATE AGENTS, 105 Lainbtou. Quay, '} WELLINGTON

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