FELL DOWN IN THE STREET
HE DREADED GOING OUT.
A Martyr to Rheumatism
It must have taken some time for this man’s rheumatism to have become so severe. He does uot say anything, about that. But he does make it clear that it needed,only four ov five months of Kruschen' to make him forget --all; ■' about the pain he once suffered: This is what he writes: — r: l have of,ten seen Kruschen announcements in the papers, and I think; it ; s on.v fair that I also should give a small - testimony. I have used Kruschen Salts X-.. for over two years. Before I started to use it, I was troubled with rlieu- ‘ ma-tism very badly, chiefly in my legs. . I had it so bad, I used to fall down in \ • the street. But this last 18 or 2-D months I have never felt anything nt 'j.-'/ all; in fact I have forgotten it alto- *7 gether, whereas before 1 used to dreader going out. Kruschen is more valuable;.p. than gold.”—l.L. '• Each “little daily dose” of Kruschen' Y contains a scientific combination of mineral salts which tone up all youiv , organs of elimination—liver, kidneys t{ and stomach—and keep them workingsmoothly and efficiently, ns Nature in- •• tended. The reward of this internal" : cleanliness is a freshened and invigorated blood-stream which courses through. .; your veins, driving all impurities be-' ; j fore it. Poisonous uric acid, with its--jy needle-pointed crystals is expelled ’. through the natural channels, and the j pains of’ rheumatism cease. as you: continue with - the -‘ “little daily, dose” N of Kruschen, your whole' .ty arid brain—responds to the purifying Yjforce. • ' y • , .- If
Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all ’ y Chemists and Stores at 2/6 per bottle; .:;
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 June 1932, Page 6
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285FELL DOWN IN THE STREET Hokitika Guardian, 7 June 1932, Page 6
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