STIFF AND SORE.
NEW ZEALAND WOMAN COULD SCARCELY WALK FROM RHEU= MATISM. "t was troubled vnry much with Rheumatism twinges in my knees," said ■Mre. Annie Reed, 23, 'Melrose-street, Christchurch, "especially the right one, and in my arms and shoulders. I sometimes couldn't move my arms or do my hair. Tho knuckles and joints were very .stiff and sore. I couldn't practically j bend either of my legs. I always had it worse on a warm day, or when I was warm in bed. Fortunately, I have' naturally a good constitution, and! wouldn't give in; but all the same 1; suffered greab pain and inconvenience lor ftionths. However, I found Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a capital remedy. I took one after each meal, and they drove away my rheumatics. The stiffness and soreness slowly left my joints, and presently I could move every limb freely and suffer no painful shooting twinges. My health is now good, and 1 am pleased to be able to recommend Dr. Williams' Pink D ills to other Rheumatic sufferers."'
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Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 137, 11 June 1909, Page 4
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174STIFF AND SORE. Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 137, 11 June 1909, Page 4
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