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Colonist, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11556, 17 February 1906, Page 2

WHAT IS BHEDMATISM ; Rboumitiem is oiuseJ by an over-icid condition of the blood. The excess of urio acid forms a poisonous deposit, which usually settle 9 in the joints, and these become hot,, red, and infhmed. Gold and i damp will develop tbe trouble. In order , to permanently oure rheumatism and its kindred complaints, gout, lumbago, sciatica, gravel, etc., the blood must be puii- | fied, for here the cause ot tbe trouble lies, 1 That is why Eheumo has almost a magical aotion in curing these diseases. It neu tralises and expels tbe acid accumulations, removes tbe Bwelling- and cures the pain. v haa cured thousand* of other*, and if given a fair trial «rul oure you. All chemists and stores ai 2s Ca and 43 6d a bottle.