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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22834, 19 March 1936, Page 6

HAD TO BE HELPED OK WITH HER COAT YOUNG WOMAN WHOSE ARMS WERE USELESS. I RHEUMATISM NIPPED IN THE* BUD WITH KRUSCHEN. .: ; Women are only too apt to neglect' Nature's danger signals—to dismiss every:' warning pain in the liope that It will be all right in a day or two. J ' But this young woman determined to nip her, rheumatism in the bud before ajt got too, strong a hold on her. This i*?ner advice, to other sufferers: — "I have been suffering from tcrriblo pains in my arms and shoulder blades.. The pain was so acute that I was unable to raise my 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, I have read repeatedly of Kruschen Salts, so I tried a bottle, and after taking one and a half bottles I am/ completely relieved. I recommend then* now to all my friends, and I am moat' pleased to be able to send yon this information."—(Mrs) D. S. : || Rheumatism is commonly .caused Jjjrj. deposits of needle-pointed, flint-hard, unp,' acid crystals, which lodge in the muscle*, and joints. Kruschen breaks up these deposits of torturing crystals and convert** them into a harmless solution, which* is promptly removed through, the. natural - channel the kidneys. And because Kruschen keeps the inside so regular--?, so completely free from fermenting wait* matter —no such body poisons as nri? acid ever get the chance to accumulate;, again. * | Moreover, these various salts are arr,ranged * with such > scientific exactitude that there is no possibility of lowering-after-effects, however consistently " th# ; little daily dose" is taken. • & Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all'' Chemists and Stores at 2/6 per bottls. m Specialisation COMPETENT men, successful in their own businesses, seldom have the specialised knowledge required of a trustee. The Public Trust Office Is a business organisation designed and equipped for the specific purpose of administering estates. Cmmtt the PtMie Trtattt, W'tUngtm, w his focal Ttprsstntativt. TRUSTEE