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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 948, 15 October 1910, Page 14

LODGE MEETING. • -fr i ,- The Island Bay Lodge of Druids held, its fortnightly, meeting in St. . Hilda's \ Clubroom' on.' Thursday' night, i Bro. Stanhope, presiding. Three new members ■ .were proposed for : membership.' It was decided to issue invitations, to the. Coro- 1 nation Lodge , and Hibernian , Society .to; -• a-' social evening on . next lodge l -night, . 1 October 27. 1 1 uismcoi FOR HHEUMiTISM. •'.'.• . y. \ ' V ...• '• 1 Can only be had by Driving the Rhf-umatic Poison from the System, The greatest trouble people' have, who once suffer from an attack of; Rheumatism, is in preventing a' Teturn of the attack. It -«>mes"back ,-year after year „ despite .; all ,'the : rubbing and ordinary treatment they undergo. • . :This- is ; because they do not drive the tiregs,' : of ' tlie eompliaint, which is a poisonous acid in the blood, from the system. " No amount .of blistering or rubbing' mil do that—the, trouble is .in the "blood.. - - '. Peopfe' .who have tried Dr. - Williams's • Pink Pills, a blood making medicine, find that their tonic action not only drives out. the cause'of rheumatism from the system, but fortifies it against future attacks. Drive the cause out with Dr.. Williams's Pink Pills, and reasonable care to keep the body in a: healthy condition will prevent a return of the trouble. The I following is an interesting instance of how. they cure.' •• "When, about IS yerns of age I got an attack.of Rheumatism in my • knees and ankles," said. Mr. C. Whittington, corner of , Bamford and Regent Streets, Christchtrrch. "I used, at that time, to work at" the tannery, and :my clothes were nearly always damp. My joints became swollen,' especially my knees and ankles and thumb joints. : 'i. They, were so very stiff at , times I could not bend them. The pain; was so bad';l 'could "not allow anyone' to touch' me. I'dare not allow anyone to touch me. I dare not move and had. to be carried about., My. joints appeared : quite dry, and used to crack ana creak with the least movement. I could not sleep at night, the pain was so bad. Ill'cold or damp weather the pains were .'■ always worse. It was one continual pain. I had - been ■ suffering torture for about eighteen years, and had been under. : several doctors' care wi-tliout deriving any permanent benefit. I also tried electric batteries,' and 'any amount of lotions, but' none of them did me any good. 'I went to Melbourne, but the change did mo no good. I camo back and went -to the Hot ■ Springs, tmt came back as bad as over I was before I went - there. I became so bad. I was pretty well confined to bed on'and off for twelve months. Then, through hearing of others being cured of similar complaints by Dr. Williams's Pink Pills I commenced using them myself. I bought some-from Mr.-Hopkins, the grocer. I •had taken about five boxes when I began to feel.they were doing me good.; I con-, tinued -their use till I had taken about thirty-five boxes altogether, when I felt perfectly restored to good health, in fact, . nover felt better. 'It is about 10 years since Dr. Williams's Pink Pills cured me, and I 'have never felt any twinge of Rheumatism since, and I feel it'a duty to recommend Ifchem to anyone suffering as I: was." . Don't .let any dealer talk you into taking, something which'-he says is "just as good." If you are pestered to take a substitute, send 3s. for one box, or lGs. Gri. for six boxes to the Dr. Williams's • Medicino Co.. of Australasia Ltd., Wellington. r „ ' . "