Had Rheumat Pains for 25 Years

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21903, 2 October 1936, Page 12

Had Rheumat Pains for 25 Years

His 'Arms; Were Useless. \ ": . Aatonlshetf at Relief : '.«| from Xrusch^Q' : i^H| It wag about 25 yean ago that rfii||H| mftfijfTtt first marked down this and finally the day came whaiaHwl could hardly lift his arms. But-SHI found relief—-here in this letter he tiSHI the whole story:— : 19Hi "About 25 years ago I first JeaciSli perienced slight muscular Tbeom&ttißn in my arm and shoulder. A later lumbago also attacked me. gradually got worse, until .the acute in both arm? and loins* £~*sse|l||s| not lift a quart jugful of -water' IBfflß my arm extended straight out. X ttttSran several so-called remedies, but faafefflffl to get relief. About 12 months -asaßimm thought struck me, would KrusehemW Salts do me any good? I boughtggHl bottle, and by the time it was flnishelHH I was agreeably surprised at a slighdHn improvement X bought another oneJ£M§j| and by the time that was finished aljlH the pain had disappeared, and never appeared since. Mine was MJgijfl obstinate case, and the relief astoxplß ished me. What astonished me mala how gloriously my health improved. ImSm never, felt so well for years, quMBHi young again."—T.R. ■ :w| Rhumatism, like gout and lumbjagfrJ§H| has its origin in intestinal stasis (dela»wflfi —the unsuspected accumulation' waste matter and consequent fogMll mation of excess uric acid. If. yaiifl could see the knife-edged crystals :'4liG uric acid under the microscope, ywSjm would readily understand why cause those cutting pains. And St vJaaflM could see how Kruschen dulls sharn edges of those crystals, dissolves them away altogether, yffipjl would agree that this scientific tgearepji ment must bring relief from rheumatij||||| Kruschen Salts is obtainable at aJPII Chemists and Stores at 2/6 per bewj§|||