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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 70, 23 March 1903, Page 2

A PO«ITIVB ANTIDOTE. >HKOMO" U a positive antidote for li uric aoid poieoning. When Rbeamo goes in, the poisoa goe» «nt-the two cannot exist together. Uurlo acid poison causae Rheum .tism, Gout, Lumbago, Solatlaa, Mid kindred diseues, anl Khenmo ii the only safe and reliable care. Rheumo work! systemiMcally. As soon as you awat'o* a dose of Rheumo, it rnsnes off to the ■ffaotad psrti, kills the poison, removes the swel hur. an/1 oi; m l-.i,„ H.„ . i .. _1,.1T: the main came of agony. There's nothing to compare with Kbeurao for prompt resales and permanent benefit. It is Nature'* terns y, and actt like Nature. " Rheunto Conquers RhaTiatlsm. BoM by all chemists and stores at ?s 64 and 4i 6d per bottle. S

Writing from New Plymouth, Maura Soto Bros., batchers, horse breakers and dental, write as follows to Messrs Olapbam Bros.:— Dear Sirs,— We can with pleasure testify to the efficacy of your Patent Hon* Holder. B sides being perfeotly effective it has thle merit; it does not take two seconds to apply. 8 >me time ago we were re •oramende 1 to ase this patent, and we folly into ded to do so. We delayed a day, however, and in consequence had a imish-op that oost ns more than the price of 50 holders. Three dars after the a cfdenl we put the same hone in, u»ing the holder, which gave every satlsfao- «»» W« h„n« k.J -~ ...-Ul. -I m are getting your pitant holden find to all out carta, traps, etc., and we strongly reeommand their use to every butcher an* bake in the dlstriot.—Advt HOLLOWAY'B PILLB AND OINIMKNT. Wesry of life. Deikniement of the liver is one of the most effio ent causes of dangerous diseases, and the most prclitto of these m-lancholy forebodings which ere wor*e than death it-elf. A tew doses of th«, e no ed pi li aot magio»:iy in dlipolliw splrl's and r 'pelUnjc attacks made on the nvvea by excessive he»t impure etmotpNrei, over indulgenoe, or exhauslng exoil ement. The most sh ittored oonrtituti .-n may derive beneßt from Hollowars PUle, which wil regu'ate disordered action, braoe the nerves, increase the energy of the intellectual famine, and revive the ratline -nemorv. By attß..tlveer stnd in*th« Tff. ■•rations for taking; these Pills, and obediently pHtin* them in praetioe, the most despondonk wM lei oonfideot of a perfect recovery —Advt. Infmjbnsa. > s always more or lees prevalent at this season of the year. Thle disease is very similar to a sever* ooM end if allowed to take ito course i* liaWeto oante serious remits. The best treatment for tafluenaa is to avoid exposare and take Ohamberlln'sOough Remedy. This aedtcine elves immediate relief, and it used u directed, will ward off all dangerous onus* quenoes. It leaves the system In a natarei cures quickly. New Plymouth 00-op«ratlv» Society sells it. Prio* <s 6d big els*, If, —•Alvt.