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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14283, 25 August 1910, Page 2

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RHEUMATISM FOR IP (EARS.

| HOW TO euiMfi IT. 1 Mrs BeUy Crisp, iManukau Road, J'arnell. Auckland. says:—"l suffered acutely from three severe attacks of Rrenniatic I'Vver. ami was left. with } i lieu mutism in my system fur year*. It starlet! first in the hips and spread to every joint. I\ly arms nifected in "the muscles., and three .wars aeo 1 couldn't close my hands. I had In h;iv<> flannel always next io niv skin, and slept on blankets ami even had flannel pillows. 1 was worse in the winter. Tho least chill would on an attack, even dipping my hands in cold water. Often at niirhf. 1 couldn't 010-e my eyes for hours with (he pain, and in the morning it took about an hour for me to pjpt out o!' hed. Sometimes ] had to raise myself in hed with a rope tied to the end. }iy knuckles would jjei so sore and swollen that my hands were useless. My knees would t j;o stiff so that 1 could not hend thom. and my arm* th-e same; I couldn't raise them to do my hair: T used to cry with the pain ihat used to sot on oh joint and muscle on fire. 1 tried all sorts of liniments and embrocations. They eased m«e at tho moment, hui the "Rheumatism was in Ihe blood itself, and T knew ihat it couldn't he 7-enched thai way. Some uil'JiU T dare not move in bed if) ease one ioint for Fear I'd <j;et it in another. A ii?nc< 1 could not cet my hoofs on. "My feet and ankles were so swollen T could hardlv hobble about". Then 1 read about T)r. AVilliaui-s' Pink Pills and 1 fried them about two years :i«£o. They hp£an to me from the first. T kent on with them nnd found iuv joints </citing much more supple. The attacks