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Evening Star, Issue 20057, 24 December 1928, Page 2

DISOLVE THIS IN YOUR MORNING TEA Then watch the pains, aches, swellings, stiffness, and other misery, disappear. They simply HAVE to go, says ALICE LANDLES, certifiednurse. Rheumatism can be caused, in but one way. That is by acids and impurities in the blood. Chemical analysis and microscopic examination of the blood prove this beyond the possibility of doubt or argument, as any standard medical work will explain in detail. Of course, various conditions, such as exposure to cold and damp-' ness, or committing certain errors of diet, can make rheumatism worse, but the primary cause always remains the same. Therefore, trying to get rid of rheumatism without ridding your blood and system of the acidulous impurities which directly cause this physical calamity, is exactly like trying to get rid of smoke without putting out the lire, Pain-causing 1 and kidneyirritating uric acid is no different from any other acid in tl*it it must be neutralised by an alkaline liquid. Nothing else can have just the same effect,' this being an 'elementary principle of chemistry, -of course.' ’lt naturally follows that to dissolve, neutralise ' and ' wash, out. the rheumatic acids the liquids you drink must contain the necessary alkaline elements to be absorbe into the blood and act upon the acids. These elements are easily provided. Simply get a small supply of Alkia Saltrates ■ compound from any chemist., A pinch of this should be dissolved in your tea, coffee, water, or other drink and taken every, morning. No trace of any bitter, salty, sour, or .other taste can possibly be detected. Also it cannot upset or irritate even the most delicate stomach. The only evidence that you are taking a medicine will be the plainly noticeable relief from rheumatic pain which it quickly, produces. . In each packet pf Alkia Saltrates the refiners enclose an authoritative and extremely valuable treatise, giving diet hints and other interesting information for rheumatic sufferers.—[Advt.J ,