KNEES FELT AS IF IN CEMENT

Hokitika Guardian, 13 April 1933, Page 6

KNEES FELT AS IF IN CEMENT

WOMAN WHO HAD RHEUMATISM FOR 10 YEARS. j

N.aw, Walks. 4 miles. With Ease..

“Since comingF.ere from England 10 years ago,” writes a- married woman, “l Lave suffered terribly from rheumatism,. ] have been in hospital and spent money to no epd. I have boughf. medicine, lotions, liniments, and taken advertised concoctions until I was weary. I heard of Kruschen Salts, so, often, ' that 1 thought one day I’d try that.:, By, this time my - knees 'had -become locked, .as ill in I Was just, desperate, for I felt that the.,,.day was . not tar off when I. wouldn’t:, be able to get about at all and it made me so, downhearted. - '.

■‘Well, I bought a bottle of Krpschen and took a. teaspoonful, .every .inormngl When the buttle' was finished .1-said, ‘Oh, it’s the same, as everything else j I’m no better.’: Rut my husband said ‘Persevere j try-., another! Give it i> chance to act (jii s'6jm; Jblqod.’ Well, I got another, ipid'beforc it was: finished my knees unlocked;—honestly they did,, 1 could hardly it/myself when .1 could stoop .down and get up again without help. I was. so excited about it. .1 kepi on, took another bottle, and believe ]he'J.ani'iibt like tlie'saine woman.' J walked, four mijes .tlie other day ana felt fine, aV|re'reasybefote i could hardly walk the iloor.' , , .

.-“My huSVhtod has'been 'out of employment all winter, hut. I’d get my Kruschen Salt? -before I’d but a thing to eat. It means so much .to .he well and able to walk. 1 feel- I should tell you all this, if. it will benefit others.’* (Mrs.) EX

What more need he said to convince other sufferers ? At any, rqte, they should give Kruschen a trial. ~ *' Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all Chemists arid