KNEES FELT AS IF IN CEMENT

Hokitika Guardian, 13 October 1933, Page 6

KNEES FELT AS IF IN CEMENT

.WOMAN WHO HAD RHEUMATISM FOR Itr YEARS.

Now Walks' 4 mites' With 1 EaW.

“Since coining li'e FfT from England 10 years ago,’’..writes a,married Ayonian, “I have suffered tSfHbty fr6h|,rilfeuinatibjdi’. 1 have been in hospital.anc|spont money to no' end/I- li'aVe* bbu'ght medicine, lotions, lininientsy v ancl' talifeii adVertised concoctions/until-1- vVas? weary. I' heard of Kruschferi “Salts so'- oftfen, that,, X thought one-day I’d fry that; "By tliis time thy knees'Had bdeoliiA lobk'ed' u» if in' conibrit. -1' vVas’ jiis|| despbrdte, for I felt that the- day trite/’ not far off when I. vv : 6ulchi’t be able to get about at all and- it riiade rife so downhearted. ‘

“Well I bbuglit ri bottle "of Kruschen arid took a teaspoonfiil eVriry morning; When the (brittle was finished I said, ‘Oh, it’s'the same as everytliing/else}; I’rii no better.' Brit husband said ‘Perseveretry siiiother ! • Give, dt" a' chance to arib on' yctuf blood.’ Well, I got another/, and Ueforb if was firii'shea ray knees- unlocked—honestly, they did'. I could hardly believe'it myself when .1 could stoop down and get up again without help'. I was’-§o excited/abbuf it. I kept ori/ took another botflb,'arid" be : - hev ; e rile I aril not. like the saffie worirriri.

•vVallied four* mites the’ other day' ahtffelt fine, whereof brifofe I cbrilct hardly walk across-: dh’e -i-*.*-, , 7 *, “My husband lias beep// put! of ,'m* ploynient ail‘ Winter, ''(fri# nis Kruschen" §Slt| before ‘blit' : a thing to eat. It ‘nifeahs" sri much'to bri well and able to walk, I feel I should tell you all this, if' it will benefit others.’* (Mrs.) EAV : v ■ :r \;

What more need be said to convince otliet sufferers? At' any rate/ they should give Kruschen a trial. ~ KnVsclien Salts is obtainable at ail Chemists and Stores at 2/6 per bottle, ■ t. b t"d-,M.UL , d.V,./ M*dV -Vi.