A LURKING DANGER.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 496, 1 May 1909, Page 9

A LURKING DANGER.

Thero'is a lurking danger in the aching bacfc. Uie actios and pains of the back tell of kidneys overworked. (jo to the kidneys' assistance when liackacho pains warn you. A kidney warning mould be promptly heeded, for dangorous diabetes, dropsy, Bright's Disease ara only a step away, liead how tho danger can bo averted. Mrs. S, E. Robertson, Beach Street, letone, Wellington, says f'Kve years ago I tell down and hurt my kidneys, and a long oad timo_of kidney disoaso jset in. Before the accident I had suffered with pains in tho small of my back, headaches, and giddiness, but afterwards thoso symptoms were so' alarmnig that I never expected to recover, nor did my friends expect that I would. Tho bladder gave mo the .most- trouble; the secretions contained blood, and were thick and caused great pain, sometimes tho blood seemed to leave tho kidneys very plentifully showing what a terriblo state these organs were-in.. Sly back always ached across tho loins, but at times the agouv was terrible, cspc-ciallv when. I caught cold, and I seemed to tako cold very often. No precautions seemed to protcct me, and at these times : I was a perfect cripple, as inflammation of the kidneys would so in. I was .wearing out fast, and looked years than I was,- I was so haggard and drawn; and I fell away to a mere shadow. Indeed, my sufferings were so terriblo that I almost looked forward to death as an'end to iny agony. I was treated bv a number of doctors, and also had hospital treatment, and was operated Oil several times. One doctor told me that I would never get well, and tho most hopeful news was that I should not bo Tell for years, so.you can see what an outlook I had. It was just at the time that I was to undorgo another operation that a friend of mine bought 1110 a box of Doan's Backache Kidney Pills' You will-scarcely credit it, but I felt that tho pills ' were doing me good before I had finished taking one box. Every te did mo good service, and every day I felt better. After taking four boxes, I was so" well that I did not need to .undergo tho operation. I kept on until I had used 15 boxes, thon I was cured. Tho socre. l ' tions of the kidneys were clear, and tho bleed, ing.of tho kidneys'had stopped, and my back' was quite fmr of pnin. Doan's Baclracho Kidney Pills have saved my life. My kidneys are now in a thoroughly healthy condition. All my fnends know .how great a ourse theso pills hava effected in my case, and I am pleased to mako this statement that other sufferers mav know 1 that Doan s Backncho Kidnov Pills will euro kidney troubles. I got those pills at Fletcher's Pharmacy. 'v. Pour years later, Mrs. Bobortson says—"Th< above, statement is quite truo, and t am now pleased to confirm it. Four years is a good test, and I am snro I am cured Ho stai cured. Dean's Backache Kidney Pills ar< sold by all chomists and storekeepers at '3s nei box (six boxes lCs. Od.), or Will ho posted on receipt of price by. Fostor-M'ClelJan Co. 7C Pitt Street, Sydney. ■ Remember tho name.—DOAN'S, j