COULDN'T PUT HIS SOCKS ON

Hokitika Guardian, 8 October 1932, Page 6

COULDN'T PUT HIS SOCKS ON

HALF-AN-HOUR TO “GET, OUT OF BED.

50 Years to Kruse hen.

For 50 years this finan endured, his sufferings—piufr r Jihen -‘tiiscoyei^f... lie could end llifim iii-a From the letter he writes it is evident that liis rheumatism was severe.

“From my 11th to my 60th year I was tormented by severe _pains 1; ,Op account of mjf^v^fk get up very early i;» the..niorning;;But. very frequently .it mg more than half-an-hourljfffies?ly nufi Then I had to’be helped to put on my socks, etc.., like a child. And now—after the use of only three booties.-o| Kruschen— 7. %ive ' you"; my £ jvafni^ thanks for quick and * complete rpjiet from my K - Fi’JkNo remedy can bring .permanent .rer. , lief from rheumatism fin less it perftfifiniU" three separate These.,.are., (a). dissolution of the ' needtepointed... uric* acid crystals which cause, the pain ; (b) the expulsion-of.-these ; crystals-, frpiri the system; (c) prevention, of a further accumulation of uric aeid.. Two of the ingredients of Kruschen Salts are the most effectual solvents of uric acid known to medical .■ science. They swiftly dull the sharp edges .of the painful crystals, into a' .hai-riilfesk-dients of. these Salts have a-stimulating. . effect upon k.icbi evs, to. expel’ the-", . through the ‘ natural 'channqW^Qmbined-» with these-. ' uric acid are still other:salts--which prevent food fermentation, taking-mince in the and thereby^-.check,v.tf)o. further formation Vuric * acid.' : . ’,,

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