CRAMPED, USELESS HANDS.
■Wellington Woman's Bad Case of RHKUMATISM. Unable to Work—-Unable to Sleep. Cured by
DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS.
"For abont eighteen months I suffered something cruel with Rheumatism in my hands," said Mrs Jessie Clark, 11, Greenstreet. Newtown, -Wellington, N.Z. "The doctor's treatment did mc no good, but I must say that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cured mc. That is twelve months ago, and I've never had a sign of Rheumatism all that time.
"It was abont three years ago that I began to suffer badly with pains in my right hand," said Mrs Clark. "My work of la-undress madeine have to put my hands in water a lot. and I blame this for all my trouble. The dull aching was dreadful —it made my hands feel cramped and altogether useless. It was very disheartening when I wanted to get through some work quickly, and couldn't. Wringing blankets and heavy counterpanes gave mc terrible agony. Sometimes I conld not sleep owing to the pain. Often I lay awake the whole night wondering what I could do to get some relief. Gradually the Rheumatism got worse until I hardly had any power in my hand, at all. Sometimes when using the iron, my hand would become quite set and it was all I conld do to move my fingers. I couldn't even do a little sewing.
"It made mc feel very miserable, because, being a widow, I had to earn my own living, and it seemed as If the means of doing so were being taken from mc. I went to a doctor, and he advised mc to stop working, but how could I do thaf> Then a friend got mc to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, so I got some from Castie's Pharmacy. After taking three boxes I found I could use my hand more So I kept on, and when I had finished the seventh box there was no need for mc to take any more. To-day my health'is good in every way."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pitts actually make new blood —nothing more. But, of course yon must get the genuine Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, made by the Dr. Williams' Medicene Co., Wellington. Sent by mail from this address, or sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 3/ a box, six boxes IS/6. Write for hints as to diet, etc
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 171, 19 July 1907, Page 6
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