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Grey River Argus, 26 June 1914, Page 2

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contains the correct pro_f4jl •_ parties of flesh -forming %JL irtlXD m iand bon&-making materia^ s in such a form that / <—J~~ ■ -^ they can be readily assimilflted 7 GOUT AND ITS CURK. « Those painful twmges, that stiff ' ness and soreness of, the muscles, tin swollen and inflamed io>"'nts, the dul aches, and pains in *ne back are gout} s\mptorns caused by excess uric aci* in the blood? Gout and the kindre< ■diseases of Rheumatism, Sciatica and Lumbago are aill'due to th.«j exces 1 uric',.acid "accumulating- in the ,systen and depositing- in the' form oi urate) in the mu&cles and points. *To effec a cure this excess uric ac*d must b< removed. There's onb one remed; that dp it— ajid it is RHEUMO It contains the essentiaJ specifics wihicl will eradicate this "uric acid exces< from the blood. It ' has cured thou 1 sands. ( Mr. W. Jamesj late proprie tor of. the Terminus Hotel, Chnst church, ;s wpll kno-wn throughout Can terbury. «*He writes/. — "I suffered ,ver? % greatly from Rheumatic Gout.fo^ quit ( fourteen years. \ I tried ailmost ever] - remedy suggested by my friends amc ? medical practitioners; but jyith verj ] jittle relief. About threfe "years" age F'was'v, strongly' -advised.. -.'to RHEUMO, did so, and .with. th< greatest satisfaction " fes 6d anf 4s '6d. , ' T,

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