COULDN’T PUT HIS SOCKS ON

Hokitika Guardian, 7 October 1932, Page 6

COULDN’T PUT HIS SOCKS ON

HALF-AN-HOUR TO GET OUT OF BED. ' . '* v •V’-A*• 50 Years Rheumatism' Yields to .• Kruschen. {.///.. :. For 50 years this man endured, his sufferings—-and then- discovered tnat he could end them in-.a, few months. From the letter he writes it is evident that his rheumatism was. severe. “From my 11th to my 60th ;x year 1 was tormented by severe pains.-, On aiv>t count of my work I was compelled tto get up very early in the . morning. /®ut very frequently it took the niore than, half-an-hour merely to get out. of. bed. Then I had to be helped to put oit Uijh socks, etc., like a child. And after the, use of only three .bottles iofKruschen--! can give you -my- warm thanks for quick and complete relief from mv rheumatism.”—J.F. ... /.i;...-.

No remedy can bring permanent , re* lief from rheumatism unless! itr performs three separate functions. These are (it) dissolution of the needle-pointed uric, acid crystals which cause the pain; (b) the expulsion. of .these, /crystals .from the system; (c). prevention of. a fur-, ther accumulation of uric acid..- ■ Two of the ingredients' of-Krasdhenß (Salts are the most effectual solvents of* uric acid known to medical- science. They swiftly rdtalfc the sharp ledges <>f the painful crystals, then convert theim into a harmless solution. Other ingredients of these Salts hWei' a stimulating'; effect upon the kidnsys*,T.and ito expel the dissolved - ; ijeedlOij' through the nitui® channel. Combined with these solvents and elitninants of uric acid are still other salts which prevent food .fermentation taking-place in ■ the intestine, • and' -thereby check the further formation of. mischievous ur ; c acid.

Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all Chemists and Stores at 2/6 pier bottle.