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j Dunedin Man was in Constant Pam for Month?. j - ■■ .1 —in I j Often Practically Helpless—He | Recounts how Dr. Williams' j Pink Pills Cured Him. i j '"Last Winter was the first time in ! years that I did not have an attack of Rheumatism, said a maa who was recommending Dr. Williams' Fink Pills for this painful disease. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills do the only thing that will permanently banish Rheumatism. They build up the greatly thinned blood, and impart tone to the whole system, en- ' abling it to throw off the Rheumatic : poison through the natural channels of the body. Mr. G. W. Walters, care of Queen's Theatre, confirms the claims made tor these pills, hs he was cured of a very bad attack. "I was working on a big job about twelve months ago, when I first began to suffer with Rheumatism. 1 used to ge; sharp shooting pains in my muscles and joints. They came quite suddenly Perhaps for two days I would not feel the pains at ail, then they would catch me suddenly. I first though that I hud strained a tendon, but 1 found that the pains began to come in my wrists and . ankles. These becanro slightly inflamed and very painful. This went on for a few weeks until my whole health began to give way. I could scarcely move°about. My appetite become very bad and at night I got very little sleep. I consulted a doctor and he gave me several blood tonics which seemed to do me good, but after a while the pains returned. 1 tried embrocation but that did no good, I really despal-rad of ever being cared t ; il I read about a man being cured by !)<• Williams' Fink Pills so I tried a course.' At first S hey did me no good, but following the directions, t persevered, and aft< r a time 1 began to feel easier. My joints became quite easy again and I lost ail trace of pain. The curu wa.s permanent as I have felt no pain since 1 finished Mm course of eleven boxes. My appetite has also improved." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are M - >•(>;• box, six 1 fixes lGs. fj i., ~f o.li deah -s < - ! from the Dr. Williams' Mviiciuu '-of i Wellington. j
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9743, 7 March 1914, Page 2
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