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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16959, 11 September 1915, Page 9

DOCTORS DIFFER ABOUT RH|tTMATISI. •It ;is rathcsr strange that with; a. disease so prevalent as 'rheumatism; there aro many things still unknown about it. The highef*' medical authorities frankly differ about the treatment, of the oouiplaiilt. It is more common in women .than' in Then, occurs at all ages, and is closely, connected with conditions of ill. health ; hence it is often .seen amongst those with thin, impoverished blood. In chronic rheumatism, most, 'success is obtained by measures to strengthen the patient’s general health. The strengthened' system. is thus enabled.to throw ; off . the complaint. ..This treatment is known as the tonic treatment," and most, success-by tins method has. Been obtained.by the use of Dr'Williams’ Pink Pills. . They, increase the. blood supply and impapt energy, euabling" the sufferer to throw off the complaint. Those pills aro obtainable at all dealers. A useful booklet on’ “ Diseases of the blood " will he sent to anyoife sending a postcard,, with .their naiue and address, to the Dr Williams’ Medicine Co., Ltd., Wellington. 1756 WOLFE’S SCHNAPPtS, Tji large and small bottles. 24