THE CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 16326, 23 August 1913, Page 12

THE CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM

. Rheumatism is caused by the retention of uric acid in the system, owing to the action of the kidneys being de- , fective. The following letters will be ■ interesting to sufferers from rheumatism : From Miss Hilda Brown, 28 Groat Buckingham Street, Redfern, Syd- ! ney, N.S.W. I “ When I was in Hobart I was taken ill, and got so bad that I went to a hospital, and after staying about three months I returned to Victoria hardly any better than when I first went into the hospital. The origin of my troubles ,/was a chill, caught after taking a hot bath, with the result that 1 could hardly move, the pains in my back and j limbs were so excruciating. I seemed .to get no relief from my treatment. {When I arrived in Victoria, I was met ;by my sister, and was induced by her !to try Warner’s Safe Cure. After taking four bottles I felt some relief, and, by the time I had taken six more, I was quite well again. From the time of leaving the hospital I took no other remedies of any kind, and have always been thankful that I did not, feeling 6ure that but for Warner’s Safe Cure I should still be a martyr to my attacks.” From Mr D. Bedford, 59a, Peel Street, j Ballarat. I “For a considerable time I was a great' sufferer from rheumatism in the joints and lower extremities. The oomplaint was always aggravated by change of season and exposure. I tried numberless medicines without effect, until I took Warner’s Safe Cure, from the first bottle of which I got relief. I continued to get better, and in a few weeks my pains were effectually overcome. I have had no touch of rheumatism jrince.” Warner’s Safe Cure is sold by chemists and storekeepers everywhere, both in the original (ss) bottles and, in the cheaper (2s 6d) “Concentrated” non--1 alcoholic form. 3