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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22259, 6 November 1935, Page 21

MBS PUFFED UP WITH - RHEUMATISM C OUIJ) NOT (JET UPSTAIRS WISHES SHE HAD TAKEN KRUSCHEN EARLIER it nn|v/,s!io had taken Kruschcn Snltf •*» first' * this woman could have saved SL iVls'iilid avoided weeks of sufferm*. ?'hn| is wlial s'ie is tclllny all her Iriends en liit we may i>asa Iter experiences oS to n wider circle, she sends us the '°» Mind rheumatism all over me for --arlv i'i monllis. In fact, I could sor liv move. .My hands were puffed up inil 1 coiKld no! d" my own work or cet tin 'he stairs. I tried almost cvcrylhini? V wis told At last I decided to try vrimoheii. I have had two hollies, and I am rileaseil to tell you I am now lielter, fi, an ft* to Kruschcn Sal's. I shall never L wit lion' it. now I know i's value. If 1 had laV-'H I' I,f,| ' nn; 1 s: ' n,lM !ia , vo saved pounds. I tell all t know who fuller from rhetimallsm how Kruschcn has eurcit me "—(Mrs.) K.tt Most rheuinalio pain and swelling is fMUSed h v 'too much uric acid in ttie hnrlv I'ric add Is composed of sharp, crystals which settle in the musclfs, joints and tendons, pierce the ilpr'vos aifd Inflame the tissues. Keep down the excess of uric acid from day to /inv and 'it stands to reason you'll never have to suffer any more. That is lust what Krusehen Salts does —brltW quirk relief from the cutting, Rtnhhintf pains of rheumatism because It acltialfy rids your blood of every trace of poisonous uric aclii. Two of t he jngrcdieots of Krusclien Salts dull the' ehnrp edges of these uric acid crystals, then dissolve them away altogether Other in.irj'edlents of these Sal's assist Jy'ature io wash out these dissolved crystals through the natural channels. 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