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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 220, 17 September 1938, Page 5 (Supplement)

RHEUMATICS soys Grandpa Kruachmn Rub out pain and wretchedness too— constipation, livcrishness, kidney troubles —they all spread from poisons in the system. "Sou tret a littl irregular. Waste matter accumulate-; in the intestines Poisons seep through the intestinal walls' The liver begins to weaken. It doesn't neutralise these poisons in the blood That slows down the kidneys. They can't expel the poisons. Sometimes the poisons form into uric acid crystals and deadly darts of rheumatism. Sometimes they hist fill you with depression, leave yoii headaehey, listless, sour, good for nothing But listen to Orandpa. Rub it all out he say*. No poisons, no jamming of the works allowed by him. He's regular is Grandpa! He doesn't give rheumatism the ghost of a chance. A pinch of Knischen in the morning tea, and he's S* lively as a cricket for the rest of the day. Stomach cleaned right out by the ttptriftU elements. Liver kept lively by the htpatic elements. Kidneys flushed and itrengthened by the diuretic elements That's Kruschen's three-fold action. No wonder you feel good after it. It's "That Jtruschen feeling"! 2/8 bottles of Kruachen Bait* from your chemist or stores.

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