THE CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM

Greymouth Evening Star, 30 May 1914, Page 3

THE CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM

Rheumatism is caused by the retention of uric acid in the system, owing tu ill* action of the kidney beiny ucieclne. The following letters wi.l be mttrestiug to suiterers Ironi rheumatism: From Miss Hilda liruwii, 28, Great Buckingham-stivci, i'.-edieni, byo noy, A.S.'vV. "Wlkii 1 was in llobart 1 was taken ill, and got so bad thai 1 went to a ho.-' pital, and after aiaying uuout thru months 1 returned u> '. icioria !<uroi a > any butter tlian w h..u 1 lirst went u:u. the hospital. I'iie origin •■! my wuiiui'..was a eaiii, caught after tnKnig a liui oatn, with the ro.u.t tuat 1 cuuiu hardly move, the pains in my back and Inn . were iso excruciating. I sueui.d to gei no reiief ironi treatment. Wnen 1 .u rived in Victoria I was met by my sister, and was induced by her to try Warner V Safe Cure. Alter taking four bottles i felt some relief, and, by the time 1 Inn taken six mure, 1 was quite well again From the time of leaving the luspiial I took no utiitr remedies ot any kind, ami have always been thankful that 1 did not. feeling cure that but for Warner's, Safi Cure 1 should still be a martyr to my attacks." From Mr. I). Bedford. 53a, Peel street, Ba.larat. "For a considerable time I was a great sufferer from rheumatism in the joint* and lower extremities. The complaint was always aggravated by change of season and exposure. 1 tried numberles.* medicines without effect, until I Umk Warner's Safe Cure, from the first hot tie of which I got relief. 1 continued t get better, and in a few weeks my nam. were effectually ovcrcume. 1 have hano touch of rheumatism sinft" " Warner's Safe Cure is sold by cnemis: and storekeepers.everywhere, both in th original (ss) bottles and in the cheapei (2s 6d) "Concentrated" nonahtohoiiic form