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That Pain—yf' trouble mmThis 40-year-oltl remedy will not fail you! Of all the vital organs of the body, of supreme V(l-A importance are the kidneys. They are filters l and blood purifiers for the whole system. When llPßKHß^kkaiifd the kidneys fail in their work you get those first S^i^H^^Hr^wEj symptoms of backache, weakness, headache, JB^^^HfiSif'«w£f depression, then loss of vitality and vigour, ' J^^^^HiiKf''^r perhaps bladder trouble. , Kidney, trouble means that certain poisons, <^^^^H& ' "WOr ■which in the ordinary way would be taken away' J^^^^^Kr *' o^i-f from the body, are kept imprisoned. Gradually, J^ J. i 41/ (day by day, there is stored up that malignent j^^^^m Lf "fJL^ .influence which in time, if neglected, will break §§§££/'/ 'down all your health resources. Headaches |H^^F MmmkJ will come unexpectedly; in the region of the '^^^H ciii§& back will be felt either dull, depressing pains or H^H Kflii&n| knife-life stabs; joints swell painfully; the com- fl^^H ■f|fll& | plexion becomes sallow or spotted. Dark rings . - -^^^^B \Wf&Bssi't and I* bags "appear under the eyes. Tiny, yet a^^H Xw!B&4 razor-like crystals are carried through the blood |^^H tUßrea to lodgo in the joints and teair away at the J^^H li&KI sensitive nerves. That is why you have ex- ' J^^H| piP*li For Rheumatism, Chronic Backache,^^^Pm nSlii Sallow* Skin, Lassitude and I Hf ° DewSt's Kidney and i Bladder Pills. Made j, v % from a prescription the ingredients of which ,^B' - J are clearly printed on each box,'they act directly X / v^^r' ii'W on the kidneys and cleanse the blood of the Hi -iiiip\ ■ <■ '^fc poisons and impurities that are causing you fl constant pain. In 24 hours you will see and JHi&:- tf^ - 'fl know they are doing you good. H^ 191k -JP&'- ill Tliere *s no ■ secret about Bl^^^H^X jfl this wonderful remedy H^^Vl *^u^es literally broken down withpain. Back VHv nearly breaking, muscles twitching and burning,- "■ ' ,'^^^H joints stiff and swollen, bladder troubles, no Wr£ "' sJWm. '■%*■:'' vitality, work hateful, no interest in pleasures Kj^L ?'?lßsvft'- J^^^H °^ ers enjoy —yes, most surely the cause is ■j^H ' * Irf^JJ^^^^B ' Start at once with. De Witt's Kidney and ■HiMkg Bladder Pills. They can be taken by the very old, the quite young and by women at all times. s >'j^^^H Sold by chemists everywhere, in the blue, white and gold box, price 3/6, or the more economical Kidney & Bladder Pills Confidently recommended for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Stone, Backache, Funs la Muscles and joints, and all the serious symptoms caused by Kidney Trouble \ i Making Money Go Further Railways Help the Public All sections of the public appreciate llic help of their own railways in these days when people are naturally eager to get full moneys worth in every purchase. They can buy safe and comfortable railway transport for less than a penny a mile second class and a little more than a penny first class. Thus they save money for themselves straightaway and 'lighten the load of taxation. ' ' _ ■' " • Your Railways are Your Safe Ways. , 170 Millions Without Fatality. ■Morning tea in the business man's office ..^ggp \ is an agreeable habit.... a break in the:r^^ c^Z!J 11'^^ , Make it "morning cocoa" now -the I j IHH^^^l I winter months are here, and the occa- I I sion will be one of real benefit to you. || I Drink Nestles Cocoa. Its rich chocolate I KPjjPlalJ^B I flavour is pleasantly agreeable, it is I HBRPSM I nourishing and energy building . . . and I BBb'^l—_ is most economical. < Ji fi§Sß3&^^^^" defy* ' Nestles CCXOA Has that real Chocolate Flavour COPYRIGHT *' ■ - ' I_._J__^^_____^__l__l_l______l^l2^_' ' -

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Evening Post, Issue 122, 26 May 1933, Page 12

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Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Issue 122, 26 May 1933, Page 12

Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Issue 122, 26 May 1933, Page 12

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