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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 185, 7 August 1930, Page 26

A Stab in the Back! Heavy, throbbing backache, or sharp twinges when you stoop tell you of weak kidneys; kidneys overworked and tired. fi Suspect weak kidneys, also, if THIS IS TESTIMONY the secretions are disordered, FROM AUCKLAND. or if you experience headaches, dizzy spells, constant tired feel- Mrs. M. Holmes, 37 Moziey Avenue, J r ' . Devonport, Auckland, says: "A inss. and nervousness. member or my family suffered agony ° from backache and kidney trouble for some time, and was often so bad with severe pains In the back that Unless promptly relieved, what «_>;»' £ at first were simple warnings £>. will lead in' time to gravel, neys were not working properly.. , . . . Nothing: seemed to do any good stone, dropsy, lumbago, SCI- until I got Doan's Backaclie Kidney pills. This remedy acted almost at atica, rheumatism, or some once, and by the time one bottle . . , e , . j j. was used there was a marked imchronic form of kidney disease, provement, and four bottles effected a complete cure. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are splendid for the , . , , . a kidneys, and we have great fait.ti in You dare not delay; the risk them> anc i would not be without . . . c l _iL u. a bottle in the house for anything, is too serious, Strengthen tne J can faithfully recommend Doan's weakened kidneys now by Pl FouTte°ei?%a S rl ff i e a r t e e r r%irs. Holmes using Doan's Backache Kidney ™ d 7 P ™ r e e nt r r e p;ii_ enprial kidnev medi- tlie ailment having returned since rills, tne special Kianey meal Doan > s Backache Kidney Pills were cine with fifty years' reputation, used over fourteen years ago." Sold by all Chemists and Stores INSIST ON HAVING FOSTE V"pr""!"" C °'' DOAN'S! I \ 16 Hamilton Street, Bydney. Kidney Ptils

Qamous all overcVew^saland It is the common sense of New Zealand men and women which so largely accounts for the enormous sales of j Bonnington's Irish Moss. They realise the importance < of buying the genuine time-proved cough and cold 1 remedy instead of making doubtful experiments. ' Bonnington's Irish Moss has achieved such remarkable * success that in every village and township from Auck- \ land to the Bluff, wherever sufferers from Bronchitis, = Influenza, Whooping Cough, Colds, etc., are to be Si I found Bonnington's Irish Moss is obtainable from any [ ' Chemist's shop or store. 1 Ask for BONNINGTON'S by name, and see that you get it. . ■ • ■ ' \ This pectoral Oxymel" of Carrageen (or Irish Moss), j celebrated and used as a nutritive and tonic-food, is i unrivalled for the speedy elimination of all symptoms of I a cold. It reduces the fever, soothes the inflamed mem- \ branes, loosens the phlegm and aids its expulsion. \ .... , ■ H Bonnington's Irish Moss is the strong man's stand-by, yet so skilfully have its 16 powerful ingredients been ; blended to a proved formula, that it can be taken safely ? and to advantage by the youngest child. a I FOR COUGHS C GOLDS I j \|a\ e B enu iie Bonnington's Irish IMI \ffiV Moss—large, economical bottles, 2/6; the Jar handy pocket size, 1/6. Sold everywhere. 24> /