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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 101, 2 May 1938, Page 16

ARMS USELESS ON A WET DAY

Rheumatism Made Work a Torture But Kruschen Put Him Right Here Is n remarkable instance or the manner in which clnmp weather can affect the Joints of one who is subject to rheumatism. "I harl been sulTerlnfr from rheumatism very hnrtly," n man writes, "and hart had such rains In my Joints Unit I rnultl hardly hear It. It li-ieii tn he terrible on a w»t flay. I rlkl not know how to use my arms, niirl when I was at work it was real torture. I trlerl two rliiTerent remedies for rheumatism, but I was still as bad arter the treatment. "Then I was told to try Kruschen Salts, and after using one Jar I round relief. So of course I have kept on with It, and am now thoroughly better and have never felt so nt Tor years. I used %n foel so miserable and slupfflsh. hut now It 13 a pleasure t" bo able to work, instead of a dread."— S.B. The system of the rheumatic subject Is n producer or that danjrerous hody-polsnn known us uric acid. IT you could' see the Knire-edK-ed crystals or uric acid under the iii|i-r<i<i-iipe, you would readily understand why they cause those cutting pains. And IT you could see how Krusrhen dulls the sharp edges of those crystals, then (IKsnlves them away altogether, you would Mirree that this sclentlMc treatment must briiijf ri'ller from rheumatic ap-ony. Moreover, Kruschen so stimulates the organs nf ellrnlnathiu that every trace of uric acld-rnrnilnfr waste material is regularly and completely expelled. Kruschen keeps your inside clean and serene. And your whole system—-body and brain responds to Its purifying , force. Kruschen Palts Is obtainable at all Cheilitis and Stores at 2/3 per bottle.

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