BEST TREATMENT FOR, BACKACHE When your back feels as if it. will break in' two., and every movement causes pain like a knife thrust in your loins, you are tempted to try almost anything that promises relief, plasters, poultices, rubbing oils and embrocations are often employed, and sometimes they give temporary relief, but the best results are'obtained from the use of De Witt’s Pills, because they help to remove the cause of khe trouble. ])e Witt’s Pills act directly upon the kidneys, and relief is experienced a few hours after the first dose is taken. Congestion is relieved, the kidneys are soothed, healed, and strengthened, and, as a result, they are_ able to quickly extract the harmful uric acid from your blood.
Tliis acid causes the pain in your back, and only healthy, active kidneys can keep you free from it. Do not lie misled by suggestions that certain drugs or purgative salts can dissolve uric acid or drive it from your system. Nature’s way is quickest, best, and safest, and if you have backache you cannot do better than get a box of De Witt’s Pills from the chemist and take them as directed. By doing this you are helping Nature to keep your' system free from harmful uric acid, for Do Witt’s Pills are prepared for the express purpose of healing and strengthening weak kidneys and maintaining them in a state of healthy activity. That is why they achieve results which cannot possibly be obtained by any other means. For example, you can ease the pain in your hack by the application of hot flannels, but the pain will return again, worse than before, because the uric acid is still present. When yon take Do Witt’s Pills you obtain relief just as quickly, and you know the trouble is not likely to return, for De Witt’s Pills have helped you get rid of the harmful uric acid which causes the pain.—[Advt.]
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Evening Star, Issue 19198, 15 March 1926, Page 11
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