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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLII, Issue 7, 17 February 1909, Page 2

DO YOU HAVE RHEUMATISM EVERY YEAR ? If you do you are Doctoring Symptoms, not the Disease. Stratford Man Cared Himself by Driving Rheumatic Poison from liis Blood. Rheumatism vyill come back year after year, unless it is driven from the system. It’s acid in the blood that causes the trouble. The big mistake is to expect liniments and outward applications to cure the trouble. At best they only .doctor tlie symptoms. The complaint! isn't cured. It comes back again whenever the weather is bad. But there’s another way—the Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills way. They not only cleanse the blood of the impurities, but build up and restore the. broken down system. This they did In the case of Mr. Albert Orange, Fleet-road, Stratford. Mr. Orange gave an account of his illness to a reporter, who took down the following statement: ; “Three years ago I thought that I w’ould be an old man before I was a< young one —I had Rheumatism and Sciatica. My trouble started with a sharp pain in the groin. Soon it got so bal that it. was a struggle for me to get to work, and I was in agony all day long.. Some work I could not’ do, because I could not stoop down to it. It was as if the sinews of my right leg were drawn up. It was impossible for me to put. on my socks and boots myself—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 only wasting my money. I could hardly walk, my leg was so stiff, and I just hobbled along. When sitting in a chair I had to have my legs stuck out straight. I put in a solid twelve months of terrible agony. Through a friend I came to take Dr. Williams? Pink Pills. After the third box I began to get better. I took seven boxes altogether. and then I was cured. All last winter I did not. have * the slightest twinge, so 1 reckon that I am cured for good.’’ Dr. Williams’ Pink. Pills arc good’ for any complaint that a supply of rich, red blood is good for, but one needs to be careful to get the genijino, as substitutes sometimes offered are useless. They are sold by most chemists aiql storekeepers, price 3/- per box; six ■ boxes Ifl/fl, .or if they cannot, be obtained Joeally will be setiii post free on receipt, of price by the Dr. Williams-’ Medicine Co, of Aiistralasia, Ltd., Wellington.