mHE GREAT ENGLISH "REMEDY FOR GOUT I AND RHEUMATISM.— BLAIR'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS —This prepaiation ii one oi the benefits which the science of modem chem- istry lias confeiied upon mankind ; lor dining the first twenty veais of the piesent centuiy, to speak of a cine foi the Gout wnb considered a romance , but now the efficacy and safety of this medicine is so fully deraon- sluited, by unsolicited tebbmonials fiom peisons in eveiy unk of life, that public opinion pioclaims thi* a3 one of the most important discoveries of the piesent age. These pills lequiie no restraint of diet or confinement during their use, and aie ceitaiu to pievent the disease attacking any vital [,art. They can be lelied upon as tho most bivfe and effect- iial leinedy ever offeied to the public, anil have been umvei sally u&etl in Euiope and Amenca for many yeais foi the above complaints Her Majesty's Conmnssioneis have authorised the name and addiess o£ " THOMAS PROUT, No 229, Stiand, London," to be luipiessed upon the Govern- ment stamps affixed to each box of the genuine medi- cine. Sold in England at Is l^d. aud 2s. 9d. per Box. Agent for Auckland, MR. ASHER ASHER.
