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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 187, 8 August 1919, Page 10

■HUT TXT, O&ROU: or SWALLOW FLUENZOL Tor COMHS. (WU)», CATARRH, w Ooiti2/- MsJctslplnt Saw 10/. Oaod «Im for Toothech*. Kuaeb* «n<J Btamart Cramp* and Dfanbo** when ■STABUSHEO tmr*. M COC/GJf S.^k lUjunglowel COLDS, f Public Speakers Singen, and all wf* •uffer from Throat WeakocM find tt Mic and effective solq ft nxTui cHonsn lvuiwude. STOCK&b %V ALL WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSES in AUSTRALIA. ' PIBIWuJ by W. T. OWBRIDGE.LTO, HULL. ENGLAND. '

The ruby, weight lor weight, is more valuable than the diamond. A pigeon'sblood ruby weighing five carats will sell for five times more than a diamond of the same weight. The greatest ruby mines in the world are at Mogok, in Upper Burmah, about seventy miles north of Mandalay. Burmah not only produces the finest rubies, but its output is greater than that of all other countries combined.

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Affects the Whole System. THE POISONOUS WASTE LEFT IN THE BLOOD B7 WEAK KIDNEYS CAUSES DEOPSY, » GRAVEL, STONE, BACKACHE, LUMBAGO, RHEUMATISM, Etc. No patient can live more than jflSfcfc. a few hours when the kidneys Vl , i JvSSL. cease "to act Hit v> m $ For the kidneys are the blood- J—-—J* '/// C—«^sß^^^ filters. When they fail to act, r " TK * Iff ifr^^v^^^--the blood is left in a poisoned 81 W f *V The heart, the lungs, the di- [X % V^» gestive organs, the brain, and IB c JV-^' the nervous system all have to ' Vα \v^T\ depend upon the blood for their /////|B I* * I nourishment, and they cannot J / i V\V>^v be nourished by poisoned blood. \\T//nfi!u;t\uW/&?J§*l r \ (SSSLy k VL™\ That is why kidney trouble is so *l \\ YV serious—the vital orgaLi are al- IHl' ; lPUsSyv9l J l\ IV ways liable to become involved. M J '\\ X The earlier symptoms of kid- Hm * 1 t \Vt ney poisoning are much the ~y3Z',7ML%&~ LIL ■\^jJtV^3 l W% ' |if same as those of other forms of /&!&w!#/\ • ***' t I I w^ blcod poisoning:; patient feels t f/\ Wl very drowsy, heavy, and irri- X ' W V vf table; there may be sediment, * ' : ' » 1 \ gravel, or too frequent ftction of f"- A 1 watery swellings of dropsy ap- : & l^aJC pear, there is pain in the loins . ; _ MpPr and back, or patient gets rheu- " • **^^^^B^^ (^^^ 1C m i« of V dßw. KIDNEY TBOO6LE CURED. StiSfh. AUOKIAIO. TSSTIMOHY. matism, and lumbago have been Mrs. M. Holmes. 185 Victoria Street. Auckland, says:—"A member of my rnTnnlf>tf>lv rnirprl Vtv TlnnTt'a *a«nily suffered agony from backache and kidney trouble for some time, and completely curea oy uoan s waa often 8O bad with severe pa , ns ln the back that it waa ajnjos,. impossible Backache Kidney Pilll. and Da- t0 *et about. The secretions were thick and cloudy, and contained a red sedi- • Z. j ..' , r roent. clearly showing the kidneys were not worklnc' properly Nothing tientS Have reporteO tnemseives seemed to do any rood until I got Dean's Backache Kidney Pills. This remedy still w*ll many Vfffl.r« later acted a lOlOBl »t once, and by th« time one bottle was used there was a marked SlUl weu many years l»wr. improvement, and four bottle, effected a complete cure. Dean's Backache Doan's Backache Kidney PlllS Kidney Pills are a fine kidney remedy, and we have great faith ln them, and help the kidneys; to keep the r«^ntnr e^'Them t to ou o t ther b^«.r.?.." he heuse * or anythlns - J falth ' u,lsr blood properly filtered and to Feur y#ars later Mrs > Holine<l says: _.- rhe cure referred te ta tnrow On the pOISOnOUS OTIC proved a permanent one, no sign of the ailment-having returned since Doan's acid and Waste Water Which Kidney Pills were use* ever four years ago." cause bo much mischief when - P, OA,r »J!£ o *-*2HL?^2f T *55f " eW *^'•» «*"■»»•*■ h< ■*>»• left too long in the system. , SL2^SS»WSSJTSR^γ* *—»—*•*>—*-*»-» PILLS.

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