TO DRIVE PAIN OUT OF JOINTS
When Joints become swollen, hot and painful, many people unthinkingly rub the painful part with embrocation or oils. This treatment may answer in the case of a sprain, but if uric acid is causing the pain,’ as it usually is, rubbing may prove positively harmful. Even if the rubbing gives relief it can only be temporary, for you have merely moved the urio acid from one part to another. The best plan 1* to get rid of the uric acid which caused the. pain, and De Witt’s Pills enable you to do this quickly and with certainty. De Witt's Pills do not attempt the impossible task of driving out uric acid out of your system. Instead, they restore your weak kidneys to a healthy, active state, and benefit follows almost immediately. Give this plan a trial when next you are troubled by swollen or painful joints. It weald be best to get a box of De Witt's Pills from the chemist now, for yon can never tell how soon you may need them: Then, when pain comes, you have a reliable remedy at hand. Take two of the pills before you go to bed at night and while you sleep your pain will disappear. Your kidneys will quickly extract all the harmful pnin.causing uric acid, and, as a result, you will feel stronger and better and your health will improve in many ways. Many thousands of suffering men and women havo proved the truth of this. Tortured by pain, crippled by swollen feet and ankles, hands distorted and rendered almost useless, they havo boon induced to take De Witt’s Pills and rarely, if over, has this worldfamous remedy failed to make them sound and well again. In uumherless cases De Witt’s Pills have proved well worthy of the praise they have received, and they are certainly worthy of a trial by every reader who u ill er in pain,
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12391, 10 March 1926, Page 11
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