TWELVE MONTHS. {i _ » This Business Man Crippled " with Pain. Joints of the Hands Swollen and Knotted. Cured by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. ♦ For a period of twelve months Mr Thomas Grant, 1, William, street, Melbourne, was afflicted with Rheumatism which nothing seemed able to cure until he tried Dr Williams’ Pink Pills. This remedy brought speedy relief. The cause of Rheumatism, impurities in the blood, is carried from joint to joint. Dr Williams’ Pink Pills build up the blood and enable it to cast out the Rheumatic poisons "with the natural secretions of the body. Mr Grant, who is 60 years old, and manages the produce stone of Messrs Todd Bros., at 357, Victoria street, Abbottsford, tells his experience: "The draughts in the store are very trying in winter," he said. "I a chill and then rheumatism appeared. Both my shoulders became affected and the pain spread right to my finger tips. For abont a year the pain never left mo; it nagged and nagged all the time. I could not put ou my coat alone. I would go over every day to look after the business but it was little actual work I could do. Every movement of the arms hurt me. I was just as if crippled. I was always worse when in bed; I could not turn from one side to the other. In the mornings my arms felt 60 stiff that I could barely dress; and I could not lace my own boots. My fingers would swell and go quite knotted. Some days the pain, was so unbearable I would put myself in all sorts of positions to try and get some case. I could not raise my arms above my head, I lost flesh considerably, and I felt that no one must come near me to touch me. Perspiration would pour out of mo at times, too, with this complaint, and I was always parched with thirst. Mr Stubbs, grocer, of Victoria street, advised mo to try Dr Williams’ Pink Pills, and before the second box was half done I felt a lot better: and the third drove out every pain. My shoulders and #ms became supple again. The pain, too, eased gradually. I found I could work about, and lift and grasp things with something of my old firmness and strength. It was a great relief for me to feel active again and able to wake free from pain." The shopman smiles up his sleeve when he gets a gullible person to take a substitute. Don’t let the laugh be at your expense; take only Dr Williams’. Of all dealers 3s a box. 6 boxes 16s 6d, or from the Dr Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasia. Ltd.. Wellington.
The Auckland "Observer” says that twenty-four hours after taking office Mr A L. Herdinan wrote to Mr Vigor Brown. M.P.. informing him that "after careful' consideration" he had decided that the Government could not hand over the old gaol site to the borough of Nanier. although a definite promise to do so had been made by his predecessors in office. "Penalising the Conquered” is the heading of an indignant editorial the subject. For Chronic Chest Complaints, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, is 6d.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8186, 30 July 1912, Page 5
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