FOR IMIM o eatr/cm Needed to Cure Lie I oi tiic 110U.-XC. Man v/ho v\'a~i Circd of a evere Attack Poin's the Way to Other Sulicrcrs. It is good advice for those who suffer with liheumatics to 101 l thoui that tho only treatment that can really euro them, is treatment that attacks the cause of Rheumatism. Tho pain and swelling is only a symptom of tho complaint, and surface; treatment with liniments does not. reach tho cause. Dr Williams' Pink Pills have cured hundreds of cuses of Bheumatisrn. They form tho most direct treatment of tho complaint hecause they enrich the thin blood, tone the system, and enable it to throw ' off the poisons of the disease. When this is done, the Rheumatism is per-" manently cured, and as long as the blood is kept rich and puro, the patient should not have further attacks.' The case of Mr John Dempsov, of Kalgoorlie, W. A., well known as the proprietor of the Broken Hill Cordial Factory, in Han nan St., is an excellent illustration of how these pills cure. Mr Dempsey said : "Some time ago T noticed a deadlypain settling in niy hips. In my occupation I am continually setting wet, so perl nips that was one of tho causes. From my hip it spread down the whole of my right leg. My kneo i was affected and got terribly swollen, as did also the ankle and the instep. I kept on working for six weeks, though I was not fit to work and it was agony all the time, and at last I had to take to bed for a fortius* fc. If I had to cross over a kerb T. would have to lift my knee with both hands. At night T wouM like to rk"io home but the shaking of the cart gave me j such agony T decided to walk and used to just hop and hobble, borne, j I got worse and worse and the pains : would come on in spasms, and the | spasms got more severe and more fro- I quent till at last I was suffering continuously. It was agony to pull a I boot on or take H off, and owing to., the swelling 1 could not lace a boot. The -skin on the knees got qrito doughy. I was rubbed with all sorts, of liniments, bottles of cuc-'ih pHis. anything I heard of and got. no cure. I bad cloths dipped in boiling water clapped on as hot as could be home, hot enough to blister the skin. J dreaded going to bed. T never closed my eves till morning broke and I v. Ps fairly exhausted. The agony all nmht was dreadful, T lay on my back ami couldn't turn if I had been paid. In the last fortnight I had to be in bed every time I wanted a change js of position, it, was impossible for nie * to do it by myself. T could only He and groan with the pain. .1 wfts practically helpless. I thought I was done for good. Hearing one day thai \ Dr Williams' Pills had cured another patient of rheumatism I sent for a box. I started off with .nine pills each > day. That first box took mo out of bed and -uit nie to work again. .1 j could hardly credit such a thing in myself. I felt tho pain leaving the hip going right down the leg and fasting out of the toes till it disappeared completely. After I bad finished the second box nob n pain was !< fl biu :a l .er on I took two more for rear < f a relapse. T am known •'ill <>ve,r thcoistrH't for years and have recommended the medicine far and wide." Dr Williams' Pink Pills are sold by all dealers., but if in doubt send to the Dr Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd.. Wellington, 3s. one box six boxMS IBs. Gd. !i : v? 11A
DOCTOR'S MEDICINE FAILED. "I had influence with congestion of the liver, took the doctor's medicine for some weeks and got no relief," said Mr i John S. Sweetman, Deep Lead, Cough Remedy, ai.d cot immediate relief from the first dose. By the time I had finished a large bottle the disagreeable hacking cough and the pains in f1 chest disappeared altogether.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10711, 1 October 1912, Page 6
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