THE BREADWINNER.
The breadwinner dare not give up, no matter how bad his back is—no mattor how shaky and ill ho feels—he has to keep at his work—made doubly hard by weakness and pain. And he struggles on as best he can, hopeless 01" ever getting strong and well again. But his complaint is not inourable after all. Those dragging backaches and mysterious pains, as well as lumbago, urinary disorders, gravel, inflammation of the bladder, dropsy, and rheumatism, arise from kidney poisons left in the blood by weak kidneys; and kidney disease can be cured by proper treatment. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are successful (as in this case) because thoy are solely for the kidneys and bladder. "jßead how your neighbour was cured:— Mr. A. Watkins, plasterer, Mount Pleasant, Jiitchelltown, Wellington, says:—"l S'ye this testimonial for Doan's Backache idney Pills in the hope that many sufferers from backache and Kidney troublo will benefit by my experience. Briefly, my case is as follows:—Through having tio work, in very exposed places and in all weathers. I think I must have caught a severe oold in the kidneys, as a little over two years ago I was suddenly seized with sharp, 6hooting pains in the 6m all of my back, which were very severe, and handicapped me greatly in my work. The agony I suffered when I etoopod or moved quickly was awful. Later on I began to feel dull, tirod, and had no energy for anything; and X could not Bleep at nights, and tho pain in my back was gotting worse. The kidney secretions then became affected, being thick and cloudy and difficult to pass. I tried all sorts of medicines in the hope of finding a cure, but it was not until I had taken about a bottle of Doan's Backaohe Kidney Pills that I really felt that I was getting better. I continued with the pills, using about eight bottles, and by that time I was quite cured, and felt like a new man. This (lid not happen but two years ago, so I am safe in saying my cure is a permanent one."
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1599, 16 November 1912, Page 6
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355THE BREADWINNER. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1599, 16 November 1912, Page 6
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