COULDN’T PUT HIS SOCKS ON

Hokitika Guardian, 6 October 1932, Page 6

COULDN’T PUT HIS SOCKS ON

* ■ HALF-AN-HOUR TO GET OUT f OF BED. • ; •. • ■'/ ; ■ ■ \ 50 Years Rheumatism Yields to 1 Kruschen. , For 50 year's tlii's man endured his sufferings-—and then discovered- • lie could end Lliem in a few months. From the letter lie writes it is evident that his rheumatism was severe. “From rfiyy llth to riiy • 60th year .1. was tormented by severe, pains.-On at 1 -, count of mj| -.woiik I-w#jS coriipeljed tb get up verytJdM'ly- inCthe morning. But. very frequently it took me more than, half-an-hotir merely to get out' of bed. v Then I had to,be helped to put on my socks, etc., like a child. And now—after the use of only three bottles of Kruschen —J car give you ,my warm thanks, for quick and complete relief from mv rheumatism.”—J.F. ■ ...

No remedy, can bring permanent, .relief from rheumatism unless it performs three separate functions. These ar'e (tt) dissolution of the' needle-pointed' uric acid crystals which cause the pain ; (b) the expulsion of these crystals front the system; (c) prevention* of a further accumulation of uric acid.

Two of the ingredients of Kruschen Salts are the most effectual solvents'of* uric acid known to medical Science., They swiftly dull \the As harp* ed'gbs of: the painful crystals, then: convert them' into* a harmless solution. Other ingr'e-.. dients of these Salts have' a stimulating effect upon the'hidtteys; ;and‘ assist .thejn to expel the’dissolved uratic needled through the natftfal channel. Combined with these solvents and - eliminants of uric acid are still other salts which pre--vent food fermentation taking plftfae* in’' 1 the intestine, and* thereby’ check the further formation of mischievous’ ur’<j acid. r

Kruschen Salts is, obtainable af all Chebiists and' : Stores at 2/6 per bottle.: