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Gr?vmcu'h vvornan and lender m hvcry Muscle vilih Rheumatism,

There is oniy one sure way to cure rheumatism and that is ti rid the blood of the poisonous acid that causes the pain. That Dr. WHliams Pink Pills do this id borne out in the following case "About four years back Rheumatism gradually appeared in both my hands, and in time I war quite crippled," said Mrs Robert Leach, J 7 Leonard Street, Greymouth. "1 suppose it came, on from putting my hands in cold water and hot water for my household duties. It bsgan with a tingling and burning hot pain in every finger joint. I could move the joints nut they swelled up dreadfully and the skin grew red and shiny. I tried all surts of liniments and had medicine from the doctors, but got no relief. My hands at times would be quite numb. At night I had to hatig them over the side of _ the bed. I could only sew or knit with the greatest difficult, all the time the pain never left me. The doctor said I had Chronic Rheumatism, and I got very down-hearted, as \ q'lita expected to ne crippled in the luture. In winter I felt worse than in the summer. I was a sufferer fir more than a year. At last 1 tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pill 3, and by slow degrees the pains left my hands. My finger joints goi easier anu the swelling began to go down. I kept on with the PilU and the numbnes? and soreness went for good I've never been troubled since; I also feel much brighter and stronger and tontd up in every way, and ii.y appetite improved. My health now is excellent, there isn't a trace of Rheumatism lett."