COMMON SENSE TO CUKE RHEUMATISM.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 9210, 13 April 1908, Page 1

COMMON SENSE TO CUKE RHEUMATISM.

♦ RUBBING- WON'T CLEAR IT OPT OP THE BLOOD. BUT DR WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS, WHICH ACT ON THE BLOOD, WILL; CRIPPLED STRATFORD MAN CURED BY THEIR USE. The troulble with, men and women who have Rheumatism is that they -waste unicih time in trying to rub the complaint away. If they rub hard enough they make a certain amount oi friction tn-at causes warmth in the affected part, but in a ahort time the aches and twinges are aa bad as ever. It's in the blood, — that's why. Rubbing won't remove the acid that, causes the pain. But Dr Wit- I liams' Pink Pills will, because ihey are a blood medicine acting on the blood. That's why the aches and pains and the stiff swoollen joints of Rheumatism disappear when they are used. That's why sensible people take them to cure Rheumatism. "Three years ago I thought that I would be an old man beiore I was a young one — I had Rheumatism and Soiatica," said Mir Albert Orange, Flint Road, Stratford. "My. trouble Btar;ed with a sharp pain in the groin. At first I did not take much notice of it, but as it came on oftener and sharper, I began to think something was wrong. So it got so bad that it was a struggle for me to get to work, and I was in agony all day long. In my trade of fellmongering, I have to be in the wet a lot. and this made it worse. Som« branches of the work I could not do, because I oould not stoop down to it. Every now and them a sharp pain would shoot up and down my leg, and nearly doubled me up. It was as if thie sinews of my rigiit leg were drawn up nearly to breaking • point. In the morning I could not bear to put my foot to the ground. And it was impossible for me to put on my socks and boots mysedf — my wife had to do it for me. • " I rubbed my legs with embrocations of all sorts, and spent pounds on other remedies, but it was on'.y wasting my money. They absolutely did not do me a bit of good. I nearly rubbed the skin off sometimes, and often my legs were bliistered badly. I could hardly walk, my leg was so stiff, and I just hobbled along. I got so bad that I was afraid I was going to be a. cripple. When sitfing in a oh&ir I had to have n:y lg stuck out straight. I put in a solid twelve months of terrible .agony. It was through a friend of my wifd that I came 1o take Dr Williams' Pink Pills. After the third bos I began lo get better, and I can tell you there was rot a more pleased man in New Zealand. I took seven oozes altogether and then I was cured.: AH last winter I did Bot have ihe slightest? twinge, nor have I this, so I reckon that I am' cured tor good." Dr Williams' Pink Pills are widely imitated so you must be sure to get the genuine — ihe kind that cured Mr Orange. Sold by chemists and storekeepers, or stnt, tos<t free, by the Dr Williams' Medicine Co., Australasia, Ltd., Wellington, 3s a box, six boxes 16s 6d. 2103