ME. COHEN'S EXPERIENCE.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1491, 13 July 1912, Page 13

ME. COHEN'S EXPERIENCE.

In the coursp of numerous experiments with rheumatic and gouty subjects, scientists noticed that the blood of every pnjtient contained excess uric acid. Many prescriptions to neutralise and expel this uric acid were tried but without success. One of Now Zealand's trading chemists worked on the problem for many years. At last he compounded 'a medicine which cured practically overy case—even those who had suffered for over twenty years. Ono (old another of this wonderful medicine— KHECJM'O—and thus the sales grew. RHEUMO always prives relief. Head the testimony of Mr. fnlk Cohen, a wellknown Wcllirigloninn, and a member of Uio City Council:— ' "I experienced a very bad attack of Rheumatic Gout; so bad that I had to leave busini-ss. On arrival home, I immediately took a dr.so of RHEt'jro, repeating sMio every four hours. The pain soon left, and in the morning I oanio doivn to business as usual. I can confidently recommend it .to anvone suffering from TlherjT.a'cic Gout, or EheumnMsm." RHEUJIO cured Jlr. Cohen..and will cure you. Get a bottle to-night and you will find relief. All chemists nnd stores soil BHEUMO at 2a. Gd. ami l=. Cd. " Lord Hugh Grosvonor, of Clciver Ixidge, near Winilsor, second sou of the first Duke. of Westminster, and a captain in (he Ist Life Guards, met with an accident when (nkiii; part in field spoils at Windsor Great I'ark. His horse stumbled .ki a hole, and falling, rolled over on him. Lord Hugh was conveyed home in n motor-fur, whom it was found Ihi'.t ho jvas badly, bruised and, 9hakcn..i