A HARD PAY'S WORK

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 109, 8 May 1903, Page 6

A HARD PAY'S WORK

WITHOUT ANY TKOUBLE — A CHANGE IN THE LUTE OF MANY

AN AUCKLAND CITIZEN,

The prospects of a hard day's work gives a man a shudder to think of if he is sick. He would not mind it if he was well. Have you not often had your deepest sympathies aroused by the face oi an -invalid at a window? Perhaps the day may be exceptionally pleasant to you, with your abundance of health, but if the slightest breeze awoke the trees it would be too much for that pale face at the window. And there are diseases just as exasperating where one is as much an invalid. Kidney complaint has miseries unknown except to those who have suffered them. We are glad to say that there is much less of it in Auckland now that Doan's Kidney Pills are so well-known. Bead how one citizen was benefited. v

Mr John Smith, East:street, Newtown, this city, says:—l.,.had very severe pains in the small of the back, and my urine was very much out of order. The pains in the back made it most inconvenient for me to do my work, but I used Doan's Backache Sidney Pills, and have felt all right ever since. The secretions are in perfect order, and the pains have disappeared entirely. I got those Pills at Jefferson's Pharmacy.

Success has brought up many imitations of Doan's Pills, but there is nothing "just as good" as the remedy which cured Mr Smith; yon want the same remedy, therefore ask for Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. They are* for sale by all chemists and storekeepers at 3/ per box (six boxes 16/6) j or will be posted on receipt of the price by the proprietors, FosterMcClellan Co., 76 Pitt-street, Sydney, N.S.W.