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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3438, 16 September 1913, Page 8

T7RIO ACID TROUBLES- FLY BE- ] FORE THE MAGIC OF RHETJMO. ’Tis always painful to watch the | sufferings of those who are afflicted bv Rheumatism, Gout-, Lumbago, or Sciatica. Torture day and night—a trouble to themselves and those • around them, no rest or peace—the storv is the same in almost every case. But' there is a brighter side ofttnnes for many tell of how they recovered their health and strength through RHETJMO, the world-famed cure for Urio Acid troubles. Here is a case in point. Mr. Geo. Colledge, of Wellington, writes:—“A few weeks ago I was attacked with Rheumatic Gout; my feet were much swollen, and, I had te keep to my bed. Hearing of your cure for Gout I sent for a bottle of RIIEUMO, and after taking, a few doses the effect* was magical, the severe pain left, and the swelling disappeared. I was soon on my feet again and able to go to work.’ „ but an isolated instance oi RHEUMO’S wonderful curative qualities, yet there are still thoso who buy useless quapk nostrums because they are a little cheaper than Rheumo. Don’t ba misled, RHETJMO is the one and only genuifie cure for rheumatic troubles. Of all chemists and stores, 2s 6d and 4s 6d.

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