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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 139, 14 June 1913, Page 5

THE BRIGHTEST HOPE FOR THE RHEUMATIC VICTIM IS | RHEUMO. I Som<* say "you cannot cure rheumai tiam or gout—once in the blood, al- { ways there." Others who have- ex- : perienced the wonderful curative 1 influence of Rheumo knovr better, and ! • do their best to dispel the mistaken idea that uric acid troubles are incurable. Hero, for example, is the- testimony of a sufferer and a fellow : countryman. Mr Mat. Crannitch, for » many years proprietor of the Temuka ! Hotel, Canterbury, writes:—"For a ' long time I suffered from rheumatism, ( using all kinds of remedies. Hearing {of RHEUMO, I tried it, and having 1 taken a few bottles I can say that I ; hare not felt better for the past ten ■ years. I can honestly say RHEUMO , has been a great success in my case." • Hundreds of New Zealanders have ( written in similar strain concerning RHEUMO, and what it has done for thwm it will do for you. No matter j how ndvanced your ca.se may be, give ! RHEUMO a trial—for RHEUMO } 1 ourea uric acid diseases—gout, rheumatism, sciatica, and lumbago—when ■ 'all els© fails. ' Get a bottle to-day from your ' 5 chemist or storekeeper. The price is ; • 2ss 6d or 4s 6d.—Advt. j The Roslyn worsted and woollen | sills (though the larpest in Anstra- ; * fjpia. are choked wit»h orders for i -several months ahoad, ko great is the • . -fcmand for Roslyn blankets, rugs, ' \ weds, worsteds,suit* flannels, plaidr rHQfw, and nnehrinliflb!^ nnd^rwenr for ■ah wc.rpfn. nr<W fhildron — Advi