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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 9 December 1908, Page 3

The Pills That Cure RHEUMATISM That rheumatism can bo cured by tho uso of Dr. "Williams' Pink Pills is evidenced by the case of Mrs. Jossiu Clark IX, Green Street, • Newtown, "Wellington. She says: " For about eia&een montlis I suffered something cruel with Rheumatism. My work of laundress made me have to put my hands in water a lot, and I blame this for all my trouble. Tho dull aching was dreadful—it made my hands feel cramped and altogether ; useless. It was very disheartening 1 when I wanted to get through some work quickly and couldn't. Wringing blankets and heavy counterpanes gave mo terrible agony. Sometimes I could not sleep.owing to the pain. Often I lay awake tho whole night wondering what I could do to get some relief. Gradually tho Rheumatism got worso until ~I hardly had any power in my hand at all. Sometimes when using tho iron my hand would become quite get, and it was all I could do to move !my fingers. I couldn't even do- a littlo sewing. " It made me feel very miserable because, being a widow, I had to earn my own living, and it seemed" as if thtj means of doing so~~were being taken from me.p I went to a doctor, and he advised me to stop working, but how could I do that? Then a friend got me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, so I got some froni Castle's Pharmacy. After taking three boxes I found I could use my hand more. So T~ kept on, and when I had finished the seventh box there was no need for me to take any more. To-day my health is good in every way." Dr. "Williams' PIUK FILLS 3/-.per box ; 6 boxes IG/'G ab all chemists and storekeepers, or from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington.