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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14277, 18 August 1910, Page 4

Th-:-re ir much money to be mndo by patenting the right- i da--. Tho shrewd inveoter put.- him elf into the hands of ru ,v ; , v r:. M :-.-.-<>- Baldwin and Ravward. Wellington and Christohureh,' IV.l.iishers of Progns-. the inventors- j. •<:r:i:-.!, arc intimately familiar with all matters concerning patents. F.xpert knowledge in their case is backed by an elaborate system of reference... RHEEMO—THE NATIONAL REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM. Once upon a time people used to think that l:n: ; e::ts. embrocations and externa! f r.r.ti: ent could cure Rheumatism. Gi ut. Sciatica, and Lumbago. Careful experiments by scientific investigators, however, demonstrated x\:::i the real causes of these disease-; lay in an over r.eid condition of the blood. If the excess of Erie acid eor.ld be eliminate;! a cure was assured. Many preparations were tried, but it was not until the discovery of RHEEMO that a really successful remedy was placed on tha marnot. In Tlhcumo you have a powerful r.eutraliser of Eric acid, which quickly expels it from the system and cives welcome and las-ting relief. Mr"Albert Algar. of the Wellington Woollen Co.. Wellington, bears testimony to the efficacy of RHEEMO ' as a cure for Rheumatism, Gout, and Sciatica: "T suffered for some time from Rheumatic Gout and Sc : ntica. I found your medicine RHEEMO. a quick remedy. Two or threo doses arrest cud cure an attack." Give RHEEMO a fair trial and it will nositivelv cure von of Rhoum-itism. o<--"t Seiatio-e.. T urc-.harro. ::r "' : ndr;<! di=l eases. AH chemists and stores. 2» 6d and 4s Sti...