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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 88, 15 April 1913, Page 5

"You don't know what I suffer" is a remark of ten mader by those tortured by rheumatism, gout, lumbago, or sciatica. Yet, strange to say, many continue to endure these complaints when they can be easily cured. Year in, year out, some continue to use plasters and liniments that can bring but temporary relief, when RHEUMO would in a iew weeks cure them permanently. RHEUMO drives the uric acid from the blood and cures the disease by removing the cause. Thousands have testified to the wonderful efficacy of RHEUMO. Of all chemists and stores, 2s 6d and 4s 6d. —Advt.

A motor-car, whose powerful engines have a throb like that of a deep-sea steamer, with two great cylinders placed athwart the chassis behind two seats raised only a few inches from the floor, insinuated itself through the traffic of Lambton Quay at 5 o'clock on Thursday evening (states The Dominion). It was an odd-looking car that attracted, much attention, and on inquiry being made it was identified as Mr Allen Doone's racing National car—-the most powerful machine of its kind that has yet been seen in Wellington, and one which a few weeks ago beat all previous records between Adelaide and Sydney. The engines are 40-80 horse-power. One gallon of petrol only shifts the "racer" along ten miles, hence the big cylinder behind the seats, which holds 40 gallons. The smaller cylinder, also a necessity in a racer, holds 20 gallons of lubricating oil, which is conveyed automatically to the bearings as the car slides along. A novelty in this car is a huge movable searchlight, placed next the> steering-wheel, so that the second, ocoupant of the car can throw light on dark places at any angle, which is particularly handy in rounding cor- ; ners. The big "National" has been \ "in the hospital" during the greater | part of its stay in Wellington. I Indigestion with its uncomfortable i symptoms-—dizzy heads, bad eyes, im- ! pure blood, torturing pains, etc., is ■ curable. Baxter's Compound Quinine ■ Pills cure this malady quickly ,^ unfailj ingly, and permanently. Try just one > box and prove it. Is 6d at chemists ; and stores. Look for the silver coating and be sure they're Baxter's.— Advt.