COULD NOT KNIT FOR NEURITIS

Hokitika Guardian, 19 September 1933, Page 6

COULD NOT KNIT FOR NEURITIS

■ " f i-3. ff T'Kh V. . BEFORE SHE STARTED TAKING KRUSGHEN. Now “Can Keep Up With Anyone.” If neuritis" bothers yott, deal. with ip as tlii s woman dealt with liers “For-years 1 was tumble to knit,” she writes, “owing 'to neuritis in my hands.' 'Lastvyear I started taking Ivruseheii, valid the' Isihittitfg crane is on I can-keep; up attli 'anyone' -Already this year I have knitted'about 12 pieces in all, including-men’s sweaters and ladies’ fancy pullovers, as well as several babies’ articles. Naturally,'! fee! quite : proud,- atad 1 owe it all to Kraschenv I have not felt in better health for years and will keep on taking Kruschen as long as X live-”—(Mrs) *a.s. . .. ; The pains of neuritis and sciatica are a synitom of deeper trouble—the same trouble that , causes rheumatism, gout and lumbago. They are a sign of an impure blood-stream. They show that poisons have, crept into , the blood.. Jvfuschfen Salts keep ' the organs of the body working, actively so. that, ail clogging impurities are removed from the system. And the result? Internal 'cleanliness—a '<pure,' unoontaminatecl blood-stream, .free from uric acid and other body poisons .which\are responsible fqr sjo plany obscure conditions of ill-health, . ’ . Moreover, the six salts in Iyruschen are 1 arranged with snch scientific ex‘actitude that there is no possibility of lowering after-effectslip-yvever, con•sistently “the little daily dose’’ is taken.' ‘ Kruschen Salts ig obtainable at all Chemists and Stores at .2s 6.d .pgr bottle. v ■ -