Had to be Helped on With Her Coat

Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 66, 19 March 1936, Page 5

Had to be Helped on With Her Coat

YOUNG WOMAN WHOSE ARMS WERE USELESS.

RHEUMATISM NIPPED IN THE BUD WITH KRUSCHEN.

Women are only too apt to neglect Nature’s danger signals —to dismis.B every warning pain lii the hope that ‘‘lt will be all right in a day or two.” But this young woman determined to nip her rheumatism in the bud before it got too strong a hold on her. This is her advice to other sufferers:—

‘‘l hare been suffering from ternbio pains in my arms and shoulder blades. The pam was so acute that I was unable to raise by arm to my head or put my coat on without help. I attributed the pain to rheumatism. Being a young woman I thought I must nip it in the bud. Well, L have read repeatedly of Kruschen Salts, so I tried a bottle, and after taking one and a half bottles I am completely relieved. L recommend them now to ail my friends, and am most pleased to bo able to send you this information.”—(Mrs. D.S. Rheumatism is commonly caused by deposits of needle-pointed, flint-hard, uric acid crystals, which lodge in tho muscles and joints. Krusclien break's up these deposits of torturing crystals and converts them into a harmless solution, which is promptly removed through the natural channel—the kidnejs. And because Kruschen keeps the inside so regular—so completely free from fermenting waste matter—no such body poisons as uric acid ever get the chance to accumulate again.

Alorcovcr, these various salts are arranged with such scientific exactitude that there is no possibility of lowering after-effects, however consistently ‘‘the little daily dose” is taken. Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all Chemists and Stores at 2/0 per bottle.