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Mataura Ensign, Issue 1145, 5 February 1903, Page 6

vjjjt is a sure and quick s remedy for many things. Bowel disorders, \ Stomach troubles, ' ailments of t6e Kidneys and.S&ladder. It helps in eases of tßjjeumatitm. It clears tde SBloodtsrougd tse Kidneys. \ ZDon't accept any ')h substitute, "i/oummt J) get tde qenuine.

THE WORK GOES ON.

GORE PEOPLE ABE INTERESTED-IT HAS MUCH TO DO WITH THE WELFARE OP ODB PEOPLE.

Never out of work. That's the case with the kidneys. Twenty-four hours to the day is the time tbey put in. They're equal to it when they're well. But they get aiek. Stooping positions of the body. Straining, a fall, or over-exertion. Often make the kidneys sick. But the work must go on. They ask for help through the back. The back aches. Ifg kidney ache, hel ere* ackftche KidneT pm « »» kidney The daily work goes on. Curing Gore citizens. Here' 6 another oase sf it. MrsD. Wilson, of Jacobstown savs-—"I Pi?l B BPe Thi ißh V' Doan ' B Kidney Pills. These pills are very good indeed I fhl he^f. and Kiddi neM ,and /found MS "? liked *»««>» very mneh. get Doan's, for I am sure both are most superior medicines. I obtained them at Wharton's Pharmacy." iJa" D 0 Bubrti '» t «- B««»o! imitations, for they are worthless. ' Doan's Ointment is sold by all Chemists. and Storekeepers at 3a per dox, or *M Z Fostor-McClellan Co., 76 Pitt Street, Sydney. But be sura it is Doan's. For Sale by Q. B. Wharton, Chemist. Main Street, Gore.