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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLI, Issue 25, 16 December 1908, Page 12

' HT L/ f TILWk Mi, HH //1 WMa /T i % Rli woL V W r^llk*s ®|§£ Crippled b, Rheumatism “It’s some while back since 1 was first attacked with Rheumatism, ’’ said Mrs Emily Midlemiss, Dmliam-rd., Inglewood, • The pains came on suddenly, and I wondered what was wrong with me. Gradually 1 got worse, and first thing in the morning my hands would feel quite stiff, and for a while J would not be able to do anything until they got warmed up. The backs of my hands and up my arms swelled a lot. The pains in my shoulders often stopped me from milking, as I could not lift the bucket. Pretty well all day I had a dull aching in my shoulder — it was always worse after washing. I could always tell when it was going to rain — the pains were always sharper. Qften I had to get the girls to brush my hair — I could not lift my hand to my head. “My appetite fell off, and this made me. pretty weak. I used to go about the house in a listless sort of way, and sometimes I thought that I would never get better. I would have given anything to be free of the terrible aching pains, even for a few days. I was very bad with the Rheumatism while we were living at South Canterbury, but it got worse after we came up North. As a last hope I started Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, and they began to make me eat better, and I could do my milking much easier. The aw’ful aching pains did not catch me so badly in the arms and shoulders. As I kept on I could feel myself getting better every day. The pains were getting less and less, and every dose was putting new life into me. For the past twelve months I have not had a sign of Rheumatism." Dr. Williams’ PINK PILLS S/— per box ; six boxes 16/6, at all storekeepers end chemists, or from the Dr. Williams 1 Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd.. Wellington