Rheumatism Cured Tojtay Cured. WHAT DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PELLS DID FOX A GREAT SUPFEREK. Suffered acutely for 18 months, trying all manner of remedies until she got the right one—lt drove the complaint ont of her system. Rheumatism cured: not merely eased but cleared right out of the system .That's what Dr Williams' Pink Pilb havo dono for a host of New Zealand Uheumatic sufferers. Some thirds may ease tho pain for a time, but there' can t be any real euro until the acid m tho blood that causes the swollen tender joints is driven out. It's in tho blood then; bo can only bo cured through tho blood. People of common sense, who reallr WM? t *tS- bo rid of their Rheumatism, will follow with eager interest every word spoken by Mrs Jessie Clarke, 11 uroen Street, Newtown, Wellington New Zealand. Sho tried all manner or ways to cure her Rheumatism, yefc lor 18 months she continued to'suffer 6? 1I? vT»-»^ t last sho tried Dr Williams' Link Pills and so struck the> right way By acting in a direct manner on her blood they drove out all the rheumatic poison that was lurking in her system, fever since she has not known what Rheumatism is. Other sufferers can w3r ■ 1- n.'^ h"° samp way through Dr Williams';. Pink Pills. They ° drive Rheumatism out of tho blood. For about 18 months I suffered ■eomftthinff cruel with Rheumatism" in rn^ hands," said Mrs Clark. "The doctor 8 treatment did me no but I must say that Dr Williams' Pink' Pills cured mo. That is twelve months ago and Ivo never had a sign of Rheumatism all that time. 'It was a^ioiit three, years ago that I began to suffer badly with pains in my right hand. My work of laundress inado me have to put ray hands in tvater a lot, and I blame this for all my LToublr. fho dull aching was dreadful— it mado my hands feel cramped and altogether unless. It was very disheartening when T. wanted to get through some work quickly and coukln't. Wringing blanket^ and heavy, counterpanes gave mo terrible agony. Sometimes I could not sleep owing to the pain. Often I lay awake the whole night wondering gradually the Rheumatism got worse J'ntil i hardly had any power in my hand. Sometimes when using tho iron mI i, would become quite sot and it was all I could do to move my fingers. I couldn't do a little sewing. It made mo feel very miserable because being a widow I "had to earn my own living, and it seemed as if the means of doing co wero being taken irom me. I went to a doctor, and he could I de^that? Then a friend got me to try Dr Williams' Pink Pills, so 1 got some from Castle's- Phanmcv ■■ Alter taking tlireo boxes I found"l ' could use my hand more- So I kepi? on and wnnn 1 had finished th& seventh tox there war. no need for me to take any more .To-day my hearth is good in every way." • . "- If you are in doubt; about -.your owii case, write for hints as to' diet; etc., to The Dr Williams' Medicine Co. Wei-"' I Jmgton. From that address you can ! also order by mail the.genuine *Dr Wil- . ,*m^ Pink pi«s—3s a box, six boxes i los fid, post free-
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 12 August 1908, Page 3
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