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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 285, 26 August 1908, Page 8

BURNING WITH RHEUMATISM FOR WEEKS. 4 INGLEWOOD WOMAN NEARLY DRIVEN MAD WITH PAIN. VERY WEAK; ARMS SO STIFF COULD HARDLY LIFT THEM GOT NO RELIEF UNTIL DR. WILLIAMS'S PINK PILLS CURED HER. • After all, tha chief interest to' Rheumatic sufterers is that Dr. Williams's Pink Pills have cured some huudreds of' Australian eases. That's a fact. This paper alone has published accounts of scores of cures in New Zealand. Briefly, tho proper way to cure' Rheumatism is to get tho acid that causes tho complaint out of the blood. Then there can't bo Rheumatism. Rheumatism can't be got out of the blood with hot cloths or linaments, or anything else that doesn't touch the blood. These things may seem to ease tho pain for the' moment— but they don't cure. If you've had Rheumatism you know that. They cannot possibly cure. To cure it a medicine that acts on the Wood is needed Such a medicino is Dr. Williams's Pink Pills.. They contain the very elements that go to make pure rich red blood. This" new blood sweeps out tho very cause of Rheumatism, It loosens the muscles soothes the nerves and supplies stiff and' burning jomts ; Hero is just one instanco of how Rheumatism gave way to a supply of good blood. Mrs. Emily Middlemiss, Durham lvoad, Inglowood, says:— "It is some while back since I was first attacked with Rheumatism. Tho pains came on suddenly, and I wondered what was wrong with mo. Gradually I got worse, and first thing in the morning my hands would feel quito stiff, and for a while I would not bo able to do anything until they got warmed up. The backs of my hands and up my arms swelled a lot. The pains in my shoulders often stopped mo from milking, as I could not lift the bucket. Pretty well all day I had a dull aching in my shoulder—it was always worso after I wa-shing. I could always tell when it was going to rain, tho pains wore always sharper. Often I had to get tho girls to, brush my hair—l could not lift my hand to my head. "My appetite fell off, and this mado mo protty weak. I became quito Tun down. I used to go about tho houso in a listless sort of way, and did not caro if I did anything or hot. Sometimes I thought that I would never get bettor. I would havo given anything to bo fee of tho tcrriblo aching pains, evon for a fow days. I was very bad with the Rheumatism while we wcro living at South Canterbury, but it got worse after wo camo up North. As a last liopo I started Dr. Williams's Pink Pills. I must havo been talcing them for nearly three months before I felt any benefit, and then they began to do their work. I could cat better and I could do my milking much easier. The awful achiug pains , did not catch mo so badly in tho arms and shoulders. As I kept on I could feel myself getting bettor ovory day. Tho pains wore getting loss ond less, and every doso was putting new life into me. For tho past twelve months I havo not had a sign of Rheumatism." Dr. Williams's Pink Pills aro sold by all chemists and storekeepers, or may bo ordered by majl from Tho Dr. Williams's Mcdicine Co., Wellington, 3s. per box, sis boxes 16s. Cd. £ogt freo,, Write for hints tq diet, .etc..