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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16203, 13 April 1916, Page 3

Houses and Land for Sale. • G. A. BUTTLE & CO., LAND AND SHARE BROKERS. 9 HOBSON BUILDINGS. J 'Phone 631. [ A G OOD J] XCHANGEs NO INFLATED VALUES. j; OKA ACRES, O.R.P. FARM, 3 miles from » Uuu railway station and town by good ■ jod. About 180 acres in grass and rough a feed. More than three-quarters of the (arm 0 ploughablo; over 100 acros of good river flats. Fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks; j watered by permanent creeks and springs. a Good 5-roomed House: wash-house, 0. and ( tubs; Bovon-bail cowshed, and shed for traps | and implements. Telephone to house. This property in present only partly-im-proved condition wintered 200 ewes, 9 cows, 9 other cattle, and 3 horses on grass without s turnips or hay. 1 About 5 acros let to sawmill for 10 years a at £30 per annum. 1 Freehold of property can be acquired any • time for 32s 6d. ® Government mortgage, £780. j Prico, £12 per aero. Equity, £3300, Exchange for smaller Farm • near Auckland, or handy. ; G. A. BUTTLE & CO., ; AGENTS. I FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. | THE UNSOLD ' BLOCKS OF THE WELL-KNOWN KARAKA ESTATE. With a desire to effect an oarly clearance, the Company has decided to offer attractive terms to intending purchasers. All previous buyers of the subdivision lots of this Estate are doing, and havo done, remarkably woll, somo of them having re-sold at substantial profits. It is the intention of the Karaka Land Company, Lid., to dispose of tho Ten Unsold Lots, which include tho two Homestoad Blocks. 1 We therefore advise intending buyers to apply promptly for full particulars to MR. J. BATTY (the Manager), . Address, Runciman. Medical. PROFESSOR RAYMOND ON RHEUMATISM. Sufferers from Rheumatism should try a course, of Professor Raymond's herbal treatment, including sweating and othor compound powders, and a vapour or hotair bath occasionally, and a compound vegetable emetio if necessary, which will be found to bo a far more rational method of treating this diseaso than any remedy tho shops contain, or that can be.derived from massage, animal magnetism, hypnotism, electricity, etc. It is also a great mistake to suppose that there is something moro than heat in tho various thermal waters that will "euro" rheumatism. _ Heat is the only powor in any hot springs that does any good, and you can get heat in ycur own room, without t;oing hundreds of miles tor it, But heat is only one part of we treatment necessary to eradicate this disease, and the other pait is to act on tho circulating fluids and cleanse tho whole alimentary track with proper vegetable medicines. This treatment is not only adaptablo to cases of chronio rheumatism, but is alto applicable and highly proper in rlvrumatic fever or inflammatory rheumatism 'n its various phases. Professor Raymonds bookJet on consumption gives all tho reformation necessary to know about inex lonsive hot-air or vapour bathing: and L sells this pamphlc* at 2s 6d. About 14 years age, when P"of«r-f Raymond wan in Wailii, he cured i yjJiiir iady, a miner's daughter, in one (v»ok, of ;> very violent form of rheumntio fever, on lines similar to the abovo, with tho only exception that she hod hot bracks vropped in wet and _ dry dothc in .he bod, as it was inconvenient '.<■ »<lnini?'.flr r W-v'f 0; | , « . • an. •. • : 1 it o;El--ni to roinova. espeu,.' v from old people, for a this form of the f disi-aso there if chorally -m affection of the joints, which oecoino considerably enlarged, ana romotimes grow out of place from the severity of the pain. This diseaso is gtteralb produced by colds of Ion? St. ndin r, or exposure to tho various tern; sutures that are met Tit L . in the transition of climate; it is also induced by the medicines which tho doctors givo, from time, to time, in their attempts to remove othor diseases. Mercury has sown tho seeds of rhoumatisjr, in tlnusa'ds of constitutions, and the jcgul'r medi . -ofession do not appoM to unaerc '.hi: diseaso. Rheum-.tism Vsinr an affe.tion of 'He membranes or Hating ■on ate tod i .-h the muscles, ever,/ mov -,aih subjects. .ho victim to addition.l i-ain yet mens can bo employed to mi ove th.i disopse, «spot„ d,'in its acute torn, vhile tho ' 1' i/nod doctors " exoi-ciso their skill in vain. GEOIt O E R/YM ON D. BOTANIC PHYSICIAN, 75, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND. SEND FOR THlc' F '.EE BOOK ON RHEUMATISM. Rheumatism is a disease that tin >fti«ns EVERYBODY, In its many different forms it is probably tho most prevalent of fit di:seasos. _ Few tlioro are who d" not dtcfd it attacking them somo day. It lurks a continual menaci at the bick of lb© mir.ds of even tho most robust of humans. Wo havo all Boon what it can do. and we dread it accordingly. Onco it gots a firm hold of tho system there appears to bo no euro for it. Many sufferers havo had tho most experienced medical treatment procurable, and have spent largo sums 0? 'noney without any lasting benefit being obtained. Patent medicines havo been tried without success. Hot springy and massaging havo failed to givo any permanent relief. Tho sufferer seems condemned to go through lifo in perpetual agony. , , Surely there must bo an antidote for this 1 trouble! Surely Nature has provided SOMETHING to counteract tho poisons in the bodies of those unfortunates who are thus apparently condemned to perpetual suffering ! There are certainly medicines which havo given relief, and even effected cures in somo cases. Why not in nil? Why do these medicinos havo no moro effect in sevoro or complicated cases than if the patient drank bo much eld water? It is because they aro not truo antidotes to Rheumatism. They consist of the usual stock prescriptions, which any chemist can make up, and which happen to bo successful occasionally. Tho true antidote to Rheumatism should euro any caso Hint comes along, unless the patient is too old and feoble to obtain the full beueljt. Such an antidote was known to the ancients, but tho secret of its composition was lost for ages. It was discovered recently in a Quel: Medical Book, writton over 400 years ago, before tho days of printing. THIS SECRET IS NOW IN OUR POSSESSION. The remarkable story of tho discovery of i this secret, and particulars of some of tho wonderful results that haie been obtained with tho euro sinco tho discovery, together with press noticos which apnoarod in Now Zealand papers at the time tho remedy was first tested in Dunedin. have beon published in a booklet, which can bo obtained free by anyone who takes tho trouble to writo for it. You MUST, have this boo Hot before you can even begin to understand tho valuo of this discovery. We cannot hopo to convinoe you in an advertisement. You want PROOF. You got it in this book in ft manner that will admit of no doubt in your mind as to tho facts. Wo want you to send for this book to-day —this vory minute. Cut out this free Coupon and mail it to the address given, and you will receive tho book by return mail without any obligation on y °"' FREE COUPON. To tho Dominion Rheumatic Cure Pty., Lid, 5, Groy Buildings, High Street. Auckland. Dear Sir.—Please send me a freo cony of tho book entitled, "The Broken Crutch: A Most Interesting Story." which tells all about " Rheumalino Oxygens," tho great blood purifier awl tonic, as mentioned in tho N.Z. IIEBALD.—2OA. NAME (Mr., Mrs., or Miss). ADDRESS i ■ I HENRY HUGHES, LIMITED, STEREO PATENT MUTS. ESTAEUSHSD 1882. TRADE MA.vKS A Iftgiitered mi, . (S - qL. ' LV obtained H (LB 4 countries H V* throughout the world. /*" " Advice to Inventor*" I tree on application. Client* advised and assisted In disposing of their invention iuohltwd Office: Exchange Lane, Quern St A K9OKE-SHIIH. Hmiew. i, \ 1