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Evening Star, Issue 11675, 6 February 1902, Page 3

STRONG TESTIMONY.

THIS IS DTJNEDIN TESTIMONY, AND WILL STAND INVESTIGATION.

If you doubt the following, and wish to investigate, you haven't to go to some other town in the colony to prove it. It's not a long story about a resident of Napier or Auckland published in Dunedin papers. It's about a resident of Dunedin, and given in her own words. No stronger proof can be had:—• Mrs Weir, No. 1 street, Opoho, this City, says: a One day, more than two years ago, I overheated myself, and getting a chill on top of it I caught cold. This cold flew to the kidneys, and in a little while I was in a very bad state with pains in the small of my back. Sometimes these pains nearly doubled me up. Flushes to the head and giddy fits and also headaches soon began to use me very badly. I felt the flushes most when I stooped, and when I got up I would feel awfully giddy. In fact, it was very hard for me to get up at times. My secretions were in a very bad state—just like milk—and they used to scald. I useds to get two great clouds before the eyes as well. The day might be sunshiny, but I eould not see it, everything would seem so dull. Three months ago I got Doan's Bachache Kidney Pills at Marshall's Pharmacy, and I noticed an improvement soon after I started using them. I think I had only taken three doses when I felt slightly better. Somehow, I never believed in medicines till I got these pills. I did not think that it would do me good; but Doan's Pills have taught me a most valuable lesson. People should not suffer when there is such a valuable medicine to hand.. In fact, Doan's Bachache Kidney Pills have rid me of all the symptoms I' have mentioned, and I am now feeling quite well." Doan's Bachache Kidney Pills are sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 3s per box (six boxes 16s 6d), or will be posted on receipt of price by the proprietors, FosterM*aelland and Co., 76 Pitt street, Sydney (N.S.WJ.' But be sure they AEB Doan's.—[Advt.]

Simple Arithmetic—Census-taker: "What is your age, madamF" Mrs Neighbor: "Did the woman next door give her age?" Cen-sus-taker : " Certainly." Mrs Neighbor: "Well, Tm two years younger than she is." One Chance.-*-" Can you give me no hope?" he wildly cries. " Yes," sweetly smiled the young girl. "If you go out quietly the bulldog may not hear you."