THE BRIGHTEST HOPE FOR THE RHEUMATIC VICTIM IS RHEUMO.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLI, Issue 5968, 6 June 1913, Page 3

THE BRIGHTEST HOPE FOR THE RHEUMATIC VICTIM IS RHEUMO.

Somo >ay "you cannot cure .Rheumatism, or Gout-once in the blood, always there.". Others who have experienced the wonderful, curative influence of Rheumo know bolter, and c\c> their best to dispel the mistaken idea that uric Acid troubles are incurable. Here, for example, is the testimony of a sufferer and a fellow countryman. Mr Mat. Crannitcli, for many years Proprietor, ot the Termika Hotel. Canterbury, writes :—- "Fov a lontr time T suffered from Rheumatism. vs ~ in»jr all kinds of remedies. .Hear- , incr oi RIiKUMO 1 triotl iv and havinu' taken a few bt>ttles, I can say that 1 have not felt better for the past ten j years. 1 can honestly say j ■RHBUAK) has been a .jreat success in my case/ Hundreds of New -Zealand&rs have written ill similar strain concerning RHKUMO. and what it has j done for them it will d<> f«>r j you. No matter how advanc- j l>d your case may be, give j .RHKUMO a irial—for IIHIOU- | MO cures uric acid diseases--- j Gout. Rhetimatism. Sciatica j and Lumbago— when all else j i fails. | (let a bottle today from your j | chemist or storekeeper. lh(% j I price is *Js <><1 and -Is lk\. •» j I rFhe hour was. divided into | I (io minutes because no other j small number has so many di- j vision* as fill. It can be evenly j dividnl by 'Z. :'.. 1. ~». <>• l(». i--! V). 'JU, and '•«'. •

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