A STRONG WOMAN AND A WEAK BACK.

Evening Star, Issue 11455, 24 January 1901, Page 5

A STRONG WOMAN AND A WEAK BACK.

ARE NEVER FOUND TOGETHER. I j What a lot of people there arc who suffer S f from backache, from the millionaire to the S J humble citizen. | j And it all comes from the one cause. 3 t Backache is really nothing but kidney ache. | t It means a disordered state of the kidneys. (j If neglected it lends to severe forms ot kid- jl 1 ncy trouble, Diabetes, Bright's Disease—i death. ! Doan's Backache Kidney Pills arc the one j kidney medicine that can be relied on in all forms of kidney trouble. Mrs W. H. Smith, Bridge street, Liih.gov, ■, j K.S.W., states:—"l have felt the torture of kidney disorder for seven years. The evi- j dencc was in my bock, agonising paina which shot up to my shoulders and at times made a perfect cripple of me. I can best describe these pains as acute spasms, which were so fearful that they seemed for the moment fit to deprive me of life. Unable to do my work, persecuted with violent headaches and cramped pains in tho chest soon plunged Inc I into a gloom of despondency that was nearly as bad as the disease itself; yes, probably j worse, for mine was a sick mind. I heard about people being cured, but nothing over’ came to Lithgow which would cure me. One thing after another was just tho same, and friends told me I must be incurable. One day | I hoard about a new medicine —Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills. I sard that one more medicine wouldn't matter after all I had tried,, so I got a supply and proceeded to take them as directed. I gradually began to gain a little relief; each day I felt better than I did the day before, and one day I was astonished by remembering that it was years since I had felt as well as I did just then. If all those cures I had taken before this were medicines, why Doan's Backache Kidney Pills must be health itself. Well, tho long and the short of it is that I am now cured. I can sleep well, cat well, and I can do my housework without the. slightest discomfort, and I do not know what pain is like; and this is what Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills have done for me. My daughter suffered with backache and pains iu the kidneys, accompanied with sick headaches. 1 persuaded her to take some of the pills, and they cured her too.” Success has brought up many imitations of Doan's Pills, but there is nothing “ just as good ” as the pills which cured Mrs Smith. See that tho loaf is on the wrapper, otherwise you are not getting the genuine article. Doan’S Backache Kidney Pills are sold by all chemists and storekeenrs at 3s per box, or six boxes 16s Gd, or will be posted on receipt of price by tho proprietors, Foster-M'Clollan Co., Sydney. Remember and ask for Doan’s.—[Advt.] Can’t Help Himself.—Lucille; “ Why do you treat Mr Wintergreen with so little consideration? I declare, I’m surprised that he puts up with you!” Genevieve: “Oh! but we’re engaged.” A Terrible Punishment.—“ What are you reading, Doric?” “Papa’s poems.” “Been naughty?”