THE TRUE CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14222, 19 November 1909, Page 3

THE TRUE CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM

-■■■■■■: ■ iCW IN THE BLOOD, AND IT CAN IS O>T-Y BE CURED THROUGH THE BLOOD. CHBISTCHrRCH WOMAN WHO WAS .CUBED RELATES HER EXPERIENCE. tog. John Cockle, 25, Brougham-street, SenhMii, Christohtirch. says:— m I used to do a good deal of laundry t and I suppose raj hands being, always f'tha water, and my getting wet often, taught" on rheumatism. It appeared first '•the right hand, and then the left began *> suffer, and gradually the poison spread ♦hroagh my system. I got worse and worse, fright kiiee- «° V ory bad, it swelled up iinendoußlr, and lmo inflamed and wx-looking. ' could not > bend it. and kneel was out of the question. I rubbid J 0 parti'with every liniment I heard of, M {J* pain always came back. I felt so | ■ I'd scream if anyone came near n.e. I Lldn't ''do, -any housework, mj daughterly*. had .to help me, and often I had to t in my next"door neighbour, who knows £« much I suffered, to perhaps fasten iry dress, or do a little trifle, for 1 couVln't , lt my arms behind me, or raise them to j l mv hair. I couldn't walk outside, and could only hobble about the houso by w«ns of a stick, or by taking hold of the Lniture. I was quite helpless. At night, I sometimes wouldn't eloso my eyes till daybreak with the pain. I would often have to call out for someone to lift lie into a fresh position, and in the morning I'd havo lo be helped up. I got no lasting benefit from the doctor's treatment, so 1 started pr. Williams' Pink Pills. My son had tried them as a tonic and found them so good. I fancied I was a shade better when I finished the first box, so I got. some '■ore;*' I took three pills a day at first, ''den I doubled the doso and gradually '& the poison out of my system. If ever J felt another attack coming on I should hie another course of Dr. Williams' Pink ps with confidence."