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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10583, 14 March 1912, Page 2

i ii'^'- i, ' < i j * j Tiiniywr !rgm fi Rheumatism will rack you just as long as there is acid in the blood to cause Rheumatism. That's the whole trouble, acid in the blood. Cold, damp weather may start the pains going but it is not the cause. That is rooted in the blood and can only be cured through the blood. Yea s ago when medical science did not know as much about the complaint as to-day, rheumatic sufferers were given something to rub on the swollen tender joints. Some people who do not know any better still adhere to the old fashioned way, but it does not cure rheumatismend never will. When the acid is driven from the blood the Rheumatism is gone — ifs cured. The thing is to get the. right medicine to drive the acid out. Dr. Williams' Pink, Pills have cured more cases of Rheumatism than any c'.her disease except anaemia. They do this because they enrich the blood supply, thus toning up the sys-em to a point where the rheumatic acid is expelled through the natural channels and the trouble disappears. 1 hey we:e intended to do this and they.do it thoroughly. Mr. Arthur Pr'ngle, Aus'ral Street, Kalgoorlie, describes how he contracted Rheumatism, and was cured:— "I was working in a blacksmith's shop and I sot a wetting. The trouble affected my wr sts first and alnnst immediately it spread to all my limbd. The pain leave my wr sts and go up into my arms and shoulders an 1 t e.i do vn to the muscles of my legs'. 1 began to suffer cruelly. At la.t I had absolutely to give over work airl was away far six months. _ I never, had more than say a couple of dayj spell frea all the time. Time after time 1 could not even put my. cbthes on unless the boys helped me. If I wanted to ralsj an arm above the shoulder I would have to force it up with the other, the joints were ao set and stiffened like iron. Often at the table I would get a turn that would stop mo from putting any pressure on a diirier knife, and I would b? practically helpless. Often I would have to be waited on jmt like a child. Every movement was a torture. The j-iititu and.;muse'es lVlt as if they were boiag twisted and torn. I coiild never walk freely or qirokly.' It was more like a crawl, and every step shook me. On a fine warm day I might venturo out a li,Hle hat not often. I simplydreaded anyone coming near me. At night I could hardly bear the lightest bed clothes, in fact I would be awake for hours in the one position, afraid to stir. I began to think 1 wouldhot work again. 1 am thankful I tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for since I finished the course I have not had a trace of the rheumatism. I have felt ever since in the pink of condition." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by all chemists and storekeepers, or sent post paid on receipt of price, 3/- per box, 6 boxes 16,6, by the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington amiawaiiaswaiMlß

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