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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14110, 12 July 1909, Page 7

MB. COHEN'S EXPERIENCE. f| Ix the course of numerous experiments •with ;!: rheumatic and gouty subjects, scientists'; noticed that the blood of every patient oon-.';. tained excess urio acid. Many: prescriptions . to neutral arid expel' this uric acid were-\j tried, but without success. On© .of New? ; Zealand's leading chemists r worked on ■: the , problem for many years. At last ho com-.y pounded a medicine which cured practically v every case—even those who had suffered for over 20 years. One told another of this . wonderful medicine—RHEUMO—and thus the sales 'grew. RHEUMO always givoa relief. Read the testimony of Mr. Falk Cohen, a well-known Wollingtonian, member .; of tho City Council: - VV? ■ " I experienced a very bad attack of rheu- : matic gout; bo bad that I had to leavo business. On arrival home, I immediately took:' a doso of RHEUMO, repeating same every •; four hours. Tho pain soon left, and in tho morning I camo'down to business as usual.;'.?; I can confidently recommend it to anyone suffering from rheumatic gout, or rheumat-." ism." RHEUMO cured Mr. Cohen, and will euro y yon. Get a bottle to-night, and you will find relief. . All chemists arid stores, sell RHEUMO at 2s 6d and 4s 6d.' ■ *

Painless, Corn Cure: This • preparation'; completely cures tho most, painful . corns,, hard or soft- A few applications only required to deaden tho pain. .It is also most useful in removing any v thickening -of th« epidermis, :or - horny portion of tho skin. Full directions attached to each bottla,. - Price, Is.— Edson, chemist, Auckland., ' For croup . nothing botter thaa. For croup thcro is nothing better thaa Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. " } T '.jAi, ■ „ „' v * rv.- ■