DO YOU SUFFER FROM GOUT!

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16904, 17 July 1918, Page 5

DO YOU SUFFER FROM GOUT!

Has gout got you in its grip? Do you suffer from rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago, or rheumatic gout? Perhaps you have bought liniments, plasters, and embrocations, largely advertised pills, or cure-alls, which claim to cure every ailment, including rheumatism, and found that although they brought temporary relief, the old. trouble soon returned. Now, in fairness to yourself, give RHEUMO a trial. RHEUMO will not cure any and every trouble, but it seldom fails to cure rheumatism, gout, sciatica, or lumbago. All these diseases have the one causeexcess uric acid in the blood, due to various reasons, of which the failure of . tho kidneys to do their work is one. You cannot be cured until the excess has been removed. RHEUMO does so, and is tho one medicine that usually cures quickly and effectually. Chemists and stores, 2s Cd and 4s 6d. For toothache Barraclough's Magic Nervine—an instant cure. Progandra cures corns quickly.

j In tho list of eubscriptions to the Red ! Cross Fund acknowledged on Saturday last, the Limerick lace, the proceeds of which realised £20, was shown in error as being a donation by Mia? Walker. Tho donor of this lace was Mrs. W. W. Daw. From a Wellington lieutenant, now in tho trenches, to his father:—" Am getting over a nice little dose of influenza, which has been merry while it lasted. In I the meantime it is cot worrying -ma much, for the famous _ Fluwuol, all tho way from New Zealand;, has altered my outlook on lifo. Now I have not even an excuse to get out of work." .'■> •. ■< In response to numerous requests -the i proprietary of the Piccadilly Tea Rooms i announce, that they will remain open until v seven o'clock on Friday evej^gtin'Mure.!.-; If you get a chill take NAZQIi Immedi- •■ ately. It will prevent con) throat or tight* m ness of the chest. f ' *•■'■•*'v*; ; ■*'-■'"''< - ; fM I