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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 June 1936, Page 4

WEAK KIDNEYS If everyone realised how vitally important to general health was the natural, healthy working of the kidneys, not one case of kidney weakness would go a day untreated. Every drop of blood in your system must pass through the kidneys, there to be filtered of all impurities and poisons—chief among them being uric acid. If the kidneys are too weak to discharge this duty properly, the uric acid is carried all over the body. T his uric acid will then form jagged crystals that settle in joints, causing Wwslsl'j painful swellings, stiffness, and K' -jpl finally the agony of rheumatism. Or | l the crystals may L actually lodge in the bladder and giverise to gravel & stone or chronic yQjcf kidneys g-ys inflammation. . . Kidney weakness, which can be easily recognised by backache, heaviness and general lassitude, should be treated at once with De Witt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills. They act directly on the kidneys, toning them up and assisting them to clear the system of impurities. Insist on the genuine De Witt’s Pills in the white, blue and gold packet. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers, price 3/6 and 6/6. DeWITTS 6CIDNEV AND BLADDER POLLS F©f Rheumatism, Backach®.