A BOON TO RHEUMATICS

Otago Witness, Issue 2894, 25 August 1909, Page 27

A BOON TO RHEUMATICS

HIIEUMO positively contradicts the old idea that Bheumatism cannot b.e cured. It has succeeded in effecting permanent relief ■where hundreds of other alleged cures hare failed. Liniments, plasters, and embrocations afford but temporary relief at best. Rheumatism, Grout, Sciatica, and Lumbago are- caused by the presence of uric acid m th-e blood. This must be eliminated from the system before a final cure can be effected. RHEUMO neutralises and expels this urio acid, and consequently the pains cease immediately it is taken. Mr W. James, pioorietor Terminus Hotel, Christchurch, tells his experience: — " I suffered very greatly from Kheumatfo Gout for quite TOURTBIN years, and tried almost every remedy suggested by my friends and medical practitioners, but with very, little relief. About three years ago I was strongly advised to try RHEUMO. I did so, and with the greatest satisfaction. I! h«ve a little twinge now and then, but » dose or two of RHEUMO puts me right at once." All chemists and stores sell RHEUMO at 2s 6d and ia 6d a bottle.

During the Easter holidays at Eton S bird built a nest and laid her eggs in a boy's silk hat, which had been left behind in a room. ' A sad pea rifle fatality occurred at Cook's Gap, near Cassilis (New South Wales) last week. While Mr Thomas Large was practising at a target his rifle accidentally went oft" and shot his grandson, George Oldfield, aged two years and a-half. The child died in a few minutes,