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HOW I RELIEVED MY RHEUMATISM. SOME GOOD ADVICE BY 0. S. TURNER, FORMERLY- OF THE R.A.M.C. . Typical ipban- V nu tad crpfob, highly «ajr* mfitd. Jh woMtr t*m AurL Like''stomach, 'liver; or'kidney' disorders, and in, fact most other bodily ills, rheumatism Results .simply from accumulations ■of impurities in the system-. • Call • these '■ germs, 1 microbes, • bacilli, .toxins, uric, -acid, or anything. you like, but they a'r e all im-* purities ;and _form the primary cause of organic disease. I used to think the only way to stop rheumatic paiii 1 was to drug-the nerves *° * ~ - aa d- «vital organs- into partial insensibility by taking. opiates and narcotic drugs, or rubbing on liniments. But I lcriow better .than to. recommend such purely temporary expedients - npw. Instead, take a 'level. teaspoonful .of. Alkia Sdltrates in watei-' every "second morning, before breakfast, and notice, how quickly 'it dissolves' and permanently clears out of your system .all .diseasecausing impurities and painful uric acid deposits or sliarp--crystals. in stiff joints and sore muscles. t There: is nothing better to cleanse arid regulate a torpid liver or to flush out clogged kidneys. You can get some of this inexpensive, standard compound . from any chemist, a lid I have personally ; proved, that it relieves even the most' severe case ot rheumatism within a ; 'few days.—C.S.T. • •• • • ' - —6 British girls are no.w from six t<J nine pounds lighterin proportion to. their-height/,-than-the giris of'4o ago. ' ;