I WORD ABOUT RHEUMATISM
\ Great 6ufferer Explains ho"\7 the Complaint can be Cured.
i Half measures in treating 'rheumatism are no good. There's not much sense in merely relieving the pain. The complaint is bound to com? back; most likely whon it is cold and damp. It's true that a certain amount of relief can be gained by hot applications and rubbing. But that's not a cure. There's something in the blood —lactic acid medical men call it—which causes Rheumatism. Therefore Rheumatism is only cured-when this cause is driven out. That's why rubbing and poultices arc no good—it's in the°blood; they can't touch the caiise. On the other hand Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can be expected to cure Rheumatism. They are for the blood, and they make* new blood and tone the whole system enabling it to throw off the Rheumatic Poison. It's a fact j that they've cured a lot. of Rheumatism in Australasia. The following particulars given by a one-time great sufferer illustrate how they cure. "I suffered for years on and off from Rheumatism, and it only got worse as I grew older,',* said Mrs Richard Phillips, Bourke Street, neaiCastle Street, Ivalgoorlie. "I was very fond of gardening, and one evening after kneeling in some wet grass I felt myself getting dreadfully stiff. I was married at the time with three children. I had this attack for a little time, and then it wore off, only to come on a again some months later. I would suffer dreadfully, wlien the attacks were 011. I used to have to cook on a colonial oven, and every time I bent over it I would" feel as if I were falling down. The.rheumatism was chiefly in the hips, and. the back of my knees. 1 would feel as if I Ixad lead at the back of them, they were so heavy. My feet would swell dreadfully, so that in summer I could not dream of putting a boot 011. I could hardly put my feet to the ground, such pains went through me, and when I came up the back steps I would have to drag my feet after me. My left wrist and hand got very stiff. I slept all right at night. I daren't sit in a draft of a cold place, and I felt every change in the weather. I Avas in bed a fortnight once with it. I used to get a feeling as if a cross cut saw had gone through my back. I would be afraid , for anyone to touch me or come near me. I would be in pain from the sole of my feet to the crown of my head. When I started Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, I was most careful in following the. directions as to diet, etc. I would keep tke box in the pocket of my wrapper so I shouldn't forget to take a dose at midday, and I used to take two pills at night as well. I took a good many boxes, and by the time they were finished the Rheumatism had disappeared completely,' and my health sinco has been all I could wish."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by chemists and storekeepers, or sent by mail,' post paid on receipt of price 3s per box, six boxes 16s 6d, by the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10152, 31 January 1911, Page 6
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564I WORD ABOUT RHEUMATISM Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10152, 31 January 1911, Page 6
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