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Thousands have kidney trouble and " don't know it," because it comes on so quietly. To all appearances the patient may be In goad health except for an occasional backache and a heavy, drov:sy feeling. But before the disease is much further advanced there are sharp, shooting pains in the loins and fjack; tho water Is cloudy and gravelly; the patient may have to keep getting up in the night to relieve the bladder, or there may be distress in saeking roiief, and partial stoppages—than the limbs begin to swoil with water (dropsy); there may ba rheumatism or lumA t.'wough course of Doan'a BscS'.ache Kidney Piils should be taken to relievo inflammation and congestion of the kidneys and to restore the natural action of the kidneys, promoting a free flow, by which tho poisonous impurities aro Hushed out of the system. 69 Every Picture Tells a Story.'? Tha aching back warns you— The rheumatic twinge—tha lum* bago pains— The tired, drowsy, irritable feeiA Great Sufferer Cured 14 Years Ago, Still Wei!.' Mr H. P. Norris, 42 High street, Musselburgh, Dunedm South, . says:—" For three years I suffered with pains in the small of my back. The winter they started -was a very severe one, and I fancy that I caught a chill, which settled on my kidneys. My back commenced to ache, aha I was soon in such pain that i could hardly move. I tried various *v remedies, and wore plasters'and flannel belts, but nothing did mo any good. At last I saw Doan's Backache Kidney Pills advertised, so I got some, and I am pleased to tell you they_ cured me. They gavo mo relief almost at once, and hy the time I had taken a thorough course of these grand Pills the pain in my ,back had gone, and I have been free of the complaint over since, so my our© is. a perfect one." Mr Norris confirms the above fourteen years later:—• "I have had no return of backache since Doan's Backache Kidney Pills cured me fourteen years ago." Price 3s per bottle (six bottles 16s 6d), from all chemists and stores; or post free on receipt of price from Foster-McOlellan Co., 76 Pitt street, Sydney..

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m inl Supply of this Ideal Holiday Fare! I 'HESE Hams are simply delicious ! Tender, Luscious, and Sweet in flavor, they are destined to provide delightful repasts in many homes. A COLD HAM during the Holiday Season is, aa many *± Housewives well know, not only a real treat, but an immense convenience when Camp Lunches, Picnic Sandwiches, and "Al Fresco" Meals have to be provided, W 7ARDELLS' Succulent Hams produce the Oliver Twist VV feeling—the desire for "more Vn J. And no wonder, for they are not only choice to begin with, but are cured by our own experts, who "know how." r "F i HERE has been an exceptional demand for these Prime ■«■ Hams this season, and an extra large supply has been secured, so that customers will be able to have a fine selection in suitable and convenient weights, \S usual, •« The Lowest Prices—Always," and a Cash ** Discount Coupon given with every purchase over the counter 1

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Evening Star, Issue 16624, 5 January 1918, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 16624, 5 January 1918, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 16624, 5 January 1918, Page 3

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