fillllH 111 MS IDLE SISTI —$ Every Joint Racked Night and Day with Pain, • « N.Z. Man was Marvellously Cured and Gives his Experience for the Benefit of Other Sufferers. ■ Tlie weak point about most treatments (ot Rheumatism is that they jnerely relievo the pain for the time; they don't ourc permanently. The strong point about tho treatment with Dr Williams' Pink Pills is that they remove the cause of the trouble from tliu system. That's why they euro liewnaueiitly. Physioiuns do not all agree about the cause of Rheumatism, but many of the highest hold that it is caused bv acid in the blood, and tho wonderful euros effected by Dr Williams' Pink Pills support this view. These pills actually make new blood, strengthen tho organs of tho body, so that they throw off tho Rheumatic impurities, and the patient bueomes woll. Liniments awl lotions can't reach the root of the trouble in the blcod— that 6 why they fail. Hero is an account of a striking cure of Rheumatism. "I became subject to attacks of Rheumatism tome timo back," said Mr John Christopher, H Piric street, Wellington. "The pam first showed itself i n tho loft ankle, and spread up tho limb as far as the knee. The right leg became affccted in the tame way. The pains increased, and I felt twinges in my arms and fingers, though net as severely as in my lower limbs. The attacks would last fully a week at a time, and I'd have to stay in bed at least two days in caoh of those weeks suffering- acutely. I couldn't put on boots; I liad to havo the easiest of slippers while the pains were in my system. 1« have to walk with a stick, or rather hobble along slowly, and every step or movement caused me pain. As to gcttin" upStaiis to bed, it was torture. J. used to IUU tha parts with vaseline and mothvlaied spirits to get a little temporary ea». At tunes I couldn't put my feet to tho giouiiu, the agony was unbearable. The unities were as stiff as iron and red and inflamed. At night I'd lie awake for hours. I <! have to keep my knees almost up to my chin, I couldn't pu t m v legs out .straight. After perhaps a week of these tortures the pains would ease off, and I might be fr Ce f Ol . a col , plo q{ months tw again. At last, seeing that Dr AVilliains' Pink Pilfa cured Rheumatisml tried a box. Before that wl, finished I felt the pam lessening. I bought another arvd another after that, ami gra d u . aJI} the Rheumatism left my system. I Shall always me glad to recommend this medicine j it has been of tho greatest bai®. fit lo me. The jjricc is 3s per box, six boxes lbs 6d; and if you havo trouble in getting, send a postal note for the amount ro the Dr \\illianis Medicine Company of Australasia. fUd.l, Wellington, and they will bo win po-.b free by return mail. -Splendid and valuable as is the work of logarth, it must be owned that ho give, rather an unfair idea of the furniture of . P ( - ri0( ! .before Chippendale. Tho painters admiie.rs are now so many and pouerfu! that it is almost .<acril«™ fn that S a f rth \ draw f in s H often poor, ami | that the furniture frequently *et forth in sU* of l " that which immediately followed, is o * omc . to tho clumsy and f^ ,s much of the "furniture in -WOWE-P
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14700, 7 December 1909, Page 4
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