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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10846, 11 March 1921, Page 6

RHEUMATISM. Have you ever lad rheumatism? Have you ever experienced the excruciating pains or helpless feeling that occur every time you try to move? If so, you have no doubt Jjlso felt that relief was impossible. Tefc when you do get relief you probably again proceed to court another attack through, failing to observe certain precautions. It must be remembered that rheumatism is caused by poisons in the blood, so a medicine is required to drive these poisons out of the system. As a searching cleansing remedy Hr Morse’s Indian Koot Pills are unsurpassed and have been used. in many cases of rheumatism with excellent results.

The Manawatu flax millers ax© apparently passing through, a severe ordeal by a depressed nominal values are .£2B per ton for good fair, £26 10s fox high fair, and £23 for tow. Foxton mills have discharged cutters, and will stop as soon as the present flax out has been scutched, and will clean up for the season. Other mills in the Manawat'i district will probably stop cutting at Easter, and not resume until about 1 September. There ' are about 1000 null hands moro or less affected. A single wolf has 'been known to kill in six months 150 head of cattle, valued at .£lo<r