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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 13035, 31 March 1910, Page 3

'sUPERSTITIOHS.iBfIUI RHEUMATISM.

MAGIC RINGS AND OTHER | FOOLISH TREATMENT. | There is Really Only One Way to Successfully Treat the Complaint. ■' The following case of a Christchurch woman, jMrs Fred Heed, 23, Melrose St., who suffered - with Rheumatism and was cured . proves their value in this ■ complaint. J “I was troubled very much with Rheumatic twinges in my knees, especially the right ode, and in my arms and shoulders, i sometimes couldn’t move my arms or do my hart. The knuckles and joints werestiff and sore. I couldn’t practically bind of my legs. The complaint was always worse on -a'warm day or when I was warm in bed; ’Fortunately I have naturally a good constitution and wouldn’t give in,' but all the same I suffered great pain, arid inconvenience for months. However, I- found Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills & capital remedy. I took one after each meal anil they drove a wav my rhenmatism. The stiffness and soreness slowly left my l joints, and presently I could move every limb freely and suffer no painful shooting twinges. My health is now very good, .and I am very pleased to be able •to 1 recommend, ; J}, r.. Williams’ Pink Pills to other Rheumatic sufferers.”

BURNING PAINS AFTER EVERY MEAIi

AN EXTREMELY BAD CASE OF INDIGESTION. This Westport Woman Suffered Agonies Until She Was Cured 'by Or. Williams’ Pink Pills. Mrs Michael McNamara, 11, Uassel Street, Westport, recently related to a reporter how she was cared of an extremely bad case of debility, which brought on symptoms of Indigestion, by Dr. Williams’. Pint Pills, The' following is Mrs McNamara’s statement taken down word for word:— - "I suffered a good deal from ran down feeling some time back, and then my digestion got out of order. I lost my appetite to such an extent that I positively didn’t care whether I ate or not. I’d often cook a meal for the others and couldn’t sit down to it myself. Perhaps for half a day what I did eat wonld lay heavy on my chest, and seem to burn right through from the end of the breast

FASHIONABLE & ATTRACTIVE MXLLIHEEY “ ROBERTS ” Satisfaction Store, We issue a cordial invitation to all our customers to inspect the varied and choice stock of New Autuihn Miiliinery now on view in the Showroom. We endeavour, as each season, rolls round, to go “one better” and this season’s importations are no exception to the rule. Our new Head Milliner (Miss Leighton, from Wellington) will personally • advise any clients who may Vish for assistance in choosing their Millinery, tj Model No. I. —A Lovely Brown Silk Velvet Hat, with large eagle wings, ribbon velvet and gold bncb'e, 29/6. _ .. Model No. 2.— A very becoming Black Chip Straw Hat, trimmed with buck chiffon, jet, and 2 ostrich tips, 27/6. Model No. 3. —A very stylish Aeroplane Straw, turned up on one side, with velvet hj French tfosei, and 2 long shades, feathers, 34/6. i ' “Jf Model No. 4. —Navy Blue Silk Velvet Shape, rolled brim, with two large gold *• eagle wings, trimmed with gold gal on and buckles, for 32/6. ; [ Model No. 5. —A Moss Green Bengeline Silk shape, with velvet ribbon, wings and ribhon,. for 25/6 _ *. Model No. 7. —Moss Green Straw, turned up brim with foliage, wings and ■■ far 16/6. . ‘ ' i

TO SCOTSMEN, HeatHer irom tlie Island of Islay _ '* ! » "■ ' ~ ~ ■ i .1111H A consignment of the {among “WHITE HORSE" Whl*hf lima jnat arrived with » Bonqnet of Heathev from the Island of Imlmy; attached to each bottle. Aa the supply is limited early application is necessary. Ai HATRICK & CO., Agents - - - Wanganui. THE OLDEST | , . For over* •W parilla has been tested arTdtrifid. it is known as the one great family medicine. You may travel in any part of the world-in Spain, China, India J South America, Egypt, Australia, 1 1 Africa, or;wherever you will— * ‘ lefeyoiJ will find thisfami!y medicine ready " to give relief. ■AYER’S Sarsaparilla removes aU impurities from the blood, at the same *hw» : making the blood rich in life-giving properties. It restore - i the ; appetite, strengthens the digestion, and thereby enables [ * OHe to obtain full benefit from his food: it Accept ho cheap and worthless substitute. Besurethat yeu « get AYER’S Sarsaparilla—as now made, it contains no alcohol; ; i Ayer's Pills with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. One aids the other 1 1 ’ • . - • ————— ■ * ■>_ .sJ ■ , Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co, Dowca, JHsi, TT.3. A.