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HOW WEAR KIDNEYS POISON THE BLOOD t Kidney complaint is serious,. because when the kidneys fail to act properly they leave uric acid and an excess of watery waste in the blood. Do you know whether you have any tendency towards kidney Is there pain in the loins and back, especially on rising 'in the morning] Is there water collected in the ankles or limbs? Are your hands and feet generally co!d1 Have you noticed rheumatic when the weather is bad 1 LOCAL MAN CURED OF . . BACKACHE Inese symptoms arise from kidney Mr. W. Lee, 58. Wellington Street, waste left in the blood by weak Auckland, .says:—" For years I suf kidneys. Duan's Backache Kidney fered from backache and kidney n . n ,• ,1 i• 1 ,•■ •11 i . l.i ir»i ~ii „»i. Pills reheve the kidneys like ortrotible, but although 1 took all sorts _ _ of different medicines, none uf them dinary medicines relieve the bowels; gave me any permanent relief My t - fa | th k ; d k) { | )p bark used w ache until it felt like ' ' breaking, and I was almost bent blood, and they prevent waste water double. H I tried to .stand up remaining too long in the system. straight the p;iin wis more than I . -it i •i i could bear. The kidney .secretions I hey are therefore a valuable were much affected, being thick and remedy to all, and should be used cloudy and very frequent. I was also , . . {] subject to dizzy feelings. I Joan s . ' Backache Kidney Pills were one day the kidneys by a cold, influenza, recommended to me as a pure cure for mm in diet, or any other cause, my complaint, so I got a bottle and soon found they were doing me Rood, for it is at such times that fatal Before I had finished the sixth bottle kitlncy disease may set in quietly of the pills I was completely cured, all Signs of backache' and kidney and Without warning. trouble having completely disappeared. Anyone who suffers as I once did should take Doan's Pills, -and 1 am sure they will derive great benefit ,■»,,„., from them." Doan s Backache Kidney Pills nre Eight years later Mr. Lee confirms go j d at y, per bott j e) at a y Chemists his previous statement:—" It is now eight years since Doan's Backache and Stores, or post free from FosterKidney Pills cured me, and I hate had McClellan Co., 15, Hamilton Street, no return of mv old complaint during « , all that time." ovuiity.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18019, 18 February 1922, Page 5 (Supplement)
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