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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 68, 28 March 1913, Page 3

Strange to say, the old fashioned method of external treatment of Rheumatism and its allied ills, is still almost a fetish with some people. They seem to believe that a liniment or plaster is the only way of obtaining relief ftom uric acid troubles—and so they get worse and worse until their Rheumatism becomes chronic. Liniments and plasters can give but temporary relief. No cure can be effected until the cause is removed. The trouble is due to excess uric acid in the blood and this must be eradicated. RHEUMO is the one real remedy. It goes to the root of the trouble and expels the uric acid. Thousands ha\c been cured by RHEUMO. Of all chemists and stores 2s 6d and 4s 6d. ' 52 Egypt grows some fine tobacco. We have some of their best, made up in cigarettes, Is, ss, 8s 6d lots. Charles E. James, Broadwav.

DAWSON FALLS MOUNT ECMONT. HE TOURIST COTTAGE and t)u Mountain Houses are now open for the season. The road through the National Park has been repaired and is now in excellent order, and visitors will experience no difficulty whatever in driving right up to the house. As there has been considerable advance booking this season, intending visitors should write and secure accommodation beforehand. The Tourist Cottage is also connected with the Telephone Service. SCALE OF CHARGES.—At the Main House, Is per day each person with cooking utensils, tableware, mattress and pillow supplied; at each of the detached cottages, 2s each person per day, with similar articles supplied, with the addition of a spring mattress. Children are charged half the above e TOURrSt COTTAGE—This establishment is replete, with every modern convenience. Among the recent additions are a large dining-room and smoking-room. Visitors will find the Cottage, with its beautiful surroundings, an excellent place at which to spend a holiday, Tariff, Meals 2s. Paddock for Horses Is per day, Feeds at Is 8d each. A stock of Tinned Meats, Fish, Fruit Biscuits, and Sundries is kept for the convenience of picnic parties and other visitors. Address all communication o : The Manager, Mountain House (via Kaponga). • H. GRAHAM, Manager