TO CURE RHEUMATISM PERMANENTLY
Drive the Poisonous Acids Out of the Blood. Rheumatism is a blood disease. Dr. Williams' Fink Pills, a blood medicine. Cared one sufferer when, he was driven nearly mad with pain. Once Rheumatism gets a hold, it comes back time and time again! Some people ha-c it every winter. It's acid in tUe blood that causes hot, swolleu, aching joints. It's worse in coid damp weather. Iv warmer weather, sufferers run away with the idea that the complaint has gone, only to be disappointed in the next change of wea tlier. There's only one way to banish. Ithcumatisin; Drive the acid—tile cause—out ol the blood. What will do it! Dr. Williams' l'iuk I'ills. 'JL'hat's what they're for; a blood medicine to cure anything that a good supply of rich, nealUi-givlug blood will cure. They have cured hundreds of New Zealanders, and amongst the latest is a former Auckland man who gives the following account of his cure:— •'When I was up in Auckland I got Khcumntlsni, and 1 had it on" and on for about two years," said Mr James Walker Peacock, St. John-street, Pyrmont, Sydney. "I was attacked from the neck to both nips, across Uie shoulders, and down the arms. Every vow and then I'd have to knock off work and lay up at home. At times 1 could hardly move in bed; at other times I could not turn my head nor move my arms. It was a great trouble for mc to lace my boots; bending at all gave mc a great pain. I was rubbed with, turpentine and various liniments, but I only got ease for a time. Every rubbing made the parts so tender that I could uot bear auyoue to come near mc after- each one. The least movement and I suffered fearfully. I could only walk very slowly, and very often I was so stiff that it was all I could do to drag myself aloug. I never knew when an attack was going to take mc. Perhaps I'd go to bed all right, and wake up in the morning practically unable to move. I'd be like this for days before I'd get a little ease. I might get a sudden bout when working and have to come home and take to my bed. My mates can tell you how I couldn't get my coat on with the paiu; I had to get one of them to just throw it across my shoulders. Often the pain was so fierce that it took mc all my time to keep from singing out with it. I went off my food completely, and lost weight fast. I went to a doctor and took his medicines, but I can't say that I got much better. A friend of mine in N. Zealand told mc to give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a trial. I did. aud It was marvellous the way they cured mc; and they cured mc for good, too, for I have never had a return of the Rheumatism since. My health in general Is excellent." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by all chemists aud storekeepers, or may be ordered by mail from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington, at 3/ a box, six boxes 16/ C, post free. Write for hinis as to diet, etc.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 130, 1 June 1908, Page 7
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