RHEUMATISM

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 72, 26 March 1914, Page 2

RHEUMATISM

.;v • .» "—■'; '.- ■"■ '■ ■ I Rheumatism is generally regarded;, as one of the most difficult ailments^ to cure, and invariably medicines are: original suppleness. Used in con-j I junction with Comstock's Nerve and j Bone Linimetnt, the most stubborn ■ cases of Rheumatism, Lumbago, and j Sciatica have beeif overcome. In the ; case of Miss ; King, Union Street, Fox- ! ton, N.Z., related by her mother, the] results exceeded expectations. She'} says:—s"My daughter suffered acute-' ly from Rheumatism in the arms and ! hips, which caused her a great deal of ; pain,. especially during wet weather. ' Having tried many remedies for Rheumatism, all of which proved useless, she went on suffering until advised to try Comstock's Nerve and Bone Liniment, which was used in conjunction with Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills. After the first bottle we . noticed a great improvement, so we ■ persevered with the treatment, , and . used four bottles in all, when all signs of Rheumatism left and has never returned since. I cannot speak too highly of your Nerve and , Bone Liniment, and can also recommend1 Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a. grand corrective for all common ailments.'^ . . . ! THe Liniment is sold by all leading chemists and storekeepers^ or will, be posted at same price. 2s 6d per bot-; tie, by the W..H. Conisteck Uo., Ltd., s Farish Street, Wellington, N.Z. ,' J

Some Wellington residents who are' hop-picking in the Nel&on district re- i ceiveel! a scare the other night (reports ! the Post). Tt had been raining heavily { . all day, and the river on one of the • banks of which they were living be-! gan to rise rapidly. As ther.e ap-1 peared to be every prospect that the j camp would be washed away, the ftents were struck, and removed to J higher ground, together with their contents. Neighboring settlers kindly provided the visitors witlh- shelter for the night, and in the morning the tents were re-erected on fche original . sites.