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Greymouth Evening Star, 5 August 1931, Page 8

RHEUMATISM THOSE FIRST SHARP TWIHGES - —watch these ' symptoms carefully ! RHEUMATISM may be called the most cruel of health troubles. It will not let you alone. Once let the impurities and poisons that start ' W' rheumatism find a place in your blood and your danger—serious danger— -■ has started. < / „ The short, sharp “mystery” pains which just worry you to-day will become the ... f kironising- day and nifrht torture of to- '•? morrow. Vou must F.ght rheumatism all . 5 . the time. Give the dread enemy no chance - > . to out, weaken make you a bundle of irritated nerves. To those who are tortured by lumbago, y. sciatica or the dreadful scourge of rheiimat ism, we clearly state it is no use rubbing your body with ointments when the trouble in your blood. Until you prompt your .1 kidneys to filter out the pain-giving poisons you cannot hope co be rid of body and nerve-racking pain. The Quickest, surest means of banishing chronic backache, lumbago, sciatica or rheumatic pains is a short coivse of the world-famous, forty-year-old remedy, De Witt's Kidney and ' ' Bladder Pills. . There is no need to waste money on unknown preparations. For your own sake - that is, if you wish to get back health quickly- refuse all substitutes. We are , ... - convinced that by taking De Witt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills, regularly, your suffering « p on ]. e ,43 Titiransri Road. New will quickly end. Sold by chemists every- Mts. A. LOOKe, t. x«, imrangi Koan, new where, price 3,'- per bottle. They can Lynn, Auckland, writes also be taken by the youngest child and “I nearly lost the use of one leg with Rheuthe weakest and feeblest. -nudism. I was advised to try De Witt's KidRead just, this one letter given here. , zeJ , an d Bladder Bills, and before 1 had used Think—this is just one case of thousands, three large bottles the rheumatism had left T„al is early fanrt.sn « I these wonderful reports—you would not have never had it sznee. suffer a day longer. Dewin’S " PILLS

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