RHEUMAIISM • • ti Rheumatism is often treated as a matter of casual concern. Yet in reeent years its ravages have eome to be regarded as a positive scourge. The torments of rheumatism may he gauged by the gratitude of those who find tliemselves freed from its agonising grip: — "1 tlmik it only a duty to tell you how much yood I have derived from the continued use of Badox . It's just done wonders for rae. I have been a great sufferer from rheumatism, and it wasn't till I tried Badox that 1 realised the great benefit and freedom from pain. It 's pcrfccily marvellous. — Mrs. B.W. ' ' You, too, can have the same swift relief. Simply add two tablespoonfuls of Radox to a hot bath and immerse youxself from 15 to 20 minutes. The vitalismg oxygen, which Radox liberates, penetrates the clogged pores of the skin and cleanses them from the Uric Acid, which is the primnrv eanse of rheumatism. RADOX m BATH SALTS MB Of ail chemists and stores — 2/2 pef 41b. packet; 3/8 double quantity. Stoekecl l>y Fairbaira, Wright & Co., and by all wiiolesalers. ILamUaetnred by B. Grifiitlis Huglios Ltd., J.Ianclisstcr. (Established 1756.)
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 375, 9 November 1932, Page 7
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