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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1856, 16 September 1913, Page 9

WHY RHEUMO CUBES RHEU- ' MATISM. SOME INFORMATION FOR THE SUFFERER. The proof of RIIEUMO'S efficacy in cases of Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica", anil Lumbago lies in the fact that hundreds of New Zealande.l'3 have personally testified to it* success, Thero is .a reason why RHEUMO cures where other aliened "remedies" fail, and the reason is this: Rheumo is solely a Bpecific. for uric troubles—Gout, Rheumatism, Scia- , tica. and Lumbago, and it is compounded 1 accordingly. It is not a "euro all." Rlieumo commences to work at the sent of the tronblo—uric acid, and disperses it without interfering with the normal functions of the bodv. Thus the blood becomes purified and rheumatic symptoms cease because the en use has 'been removed. After tskiiig JiIUIVMO the one-time martyr finds himself once nioro able to enjoy life. Hwe, for csample, are a few words from a letter written by Mr. AY. .Tames, for many years Proprietor of the Terminus Hold, Christchurch—a sufferer t'or 14 years:—"[ tried almost every remedy suggested, but; with little relief. About, three years ago I tried Kheunio, and it gavo mo the greatest satisfaction." All chemists and stores, 2s. Gd. and 4s. Gd.—Advt.

Bacon was at the highest prices 011 record in the United Kingdom last month, and there is 110 prospect of a cheapening, until the nutnnm. Among the reasons' given for the jennies* nre—(l) the rav«p['3 of swine fever, (2) the stoppage of supplies from Canada and the United States, (3) the dearne?s of all kinds of forHse, and (4) the enormous increase in the demand for bacon. For Bronchial Coughs and Colds, Woods' Great Peppermint flure, Is. Gd." The. Admiralty Areli scheme agreed upon .by (lie joint committees of the Office of Works and the London County Council and I lie Westminster City Council, provides for an opening of ninety feet, <> curved treatment for the new i ron taxes in Spring Gardens, and that the rlovation ilvnll consist of ;i colonnade nf the sini" order as that of Drummond'f Bank on tho othpr side, with the buildings immediately behind the columns.