A WELLINGTON WOMAN GIVES EVIDENCE

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 9956, 27 April 1918, Page 4

A WELLINGTON WOMAN GIVES EVIDENCE

The value of local evidence is indisputable It is the kind of evidence we accepf as true because wo know we can prove it for ourselves. There has-beon plentv of such evidence in tho Wellington papers lately, and this straightforward testimony has established a confidence in the minds of Wellington peoplo that will not easily be ahaUen. Mrs 11. Newport, senr, 3, Pickering torra.ee, KaTwarra, Wellington, says:— "I was a martyr to kidney disorder for -vine time, the symptoms being aching pains in tho back, a constant tiredness, irregular secretions and dropsical swellings on my legs and ankles. No one knows whah I went through, but I am nre after mv experience with Doan 8 Backache Kidney Pills, (hero is no need for neoplo to be tortured with these ailments. I heard ofthis remedy through a friend and sent for some without delay, and tho way thev acted was nothii'e short of marvellous. After taking two bottlos I was over so much better; r;ud as I persevered, tho improvement was maintained, five bottles curing me -'jinpletely."

Two years later. Mrs Newport says:— •' T have 'had" no roFurn of my old coraMaint since Doan's Buckne'ho Kidney Pills cured me over two years ago." Ban's Bock-ache Kidney Pills are ■ild bv nil chemists and storekeepers at 'V; per bof.tlo f?;x bottles IGh 6d), or will bo Txjrffod on receipt of price bv Fnster->.J>Clell-m Co.. 7fi. Pitt street. 'Svdncy. But, be sure you got. DOAX'S. 53