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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2217, 1 August 1914, Page 14

RHEUMATISM AGAIN.

Many people who had rheumafckra, last winter aroi beginning to feel the ; aches and pains of the complaint again. ! "It is typical of rheumatism that it usually lies dormant during the summer, only to appear .■ with renewed vigour in winter. The dregs of the complaint have been in tlie system all the timo. Victiraa will continue to suffer year after year unless the cause is completely eliminated' from Hie system. Acid in the blood is believed to be the cause of rheumatism, and medical men have noted that there is a marked and rapid thinning of the Wood during the attacks. The system is thus deprived .of its natural resistance to the disease. Much success has followed treatment of rheumatism with Dγ, Williams' Pink Pills, and sufferers who have treated themselves with this medicine have I'onnd'tbat rheumatism has been permanently, banished and did not return with the next cold, damp weather. These pills have a specific action-on the blood, increasing itud eurichinc it, and they tono up lli<V whole system, enabliiuj it to throw oIV thn poisonous impurities that cause rheumatism. Tour own chemist can