Tn the course of numerous experiments with rheumatic and gouty subjects, scientists noticed that the blood of every patient contained excess uric acid. Many proscriptions to neutralise and expel this uric acid were tried hut without success. On P of the New Zealand’s leading chemists wor keel on the problem for many years. At last he compounded a. medicine which cured in many cases—even sufferers for over twenty years. One told another of this wonderful medicine —Rheumo —and thus the sales grow. Rheumo seldom fails to give relief, as instanced by the testimony of a former member of tbe Wellington City Council :—“I experienced a • very bad attack of Rheumatic Gout; so bad that I had to leave business. On arrival borne, T immediately took a dose of Rheumo, repeating same every four hours. Tile pain soon left, and in the morning T camp down to business as usual. T can confidently recommend it to sufferers from Rheumatic Gout.” Get a. bottle tn-uigbt, 2/6 and 4'6, at chemists and stores. 50
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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 July 1918, Page 7
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