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BACKACHE CURED AFTER Ten Years Agony Another remarkable instance of the efficacy of De Witt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills in cases of Backache is reported by Mrs A. Rowe, 17, Hawkins Street, &fc. Kilda, who writes: —“I endured 10 years of agony with Backache, but De Witt’s Pills banished the pain and completely restored my health.” Equally good results are being obtained daily by the use of De Witt’s Pills, and every reader who suffers with Backache, or any form of Vric Acid trouble, should decide to give this remedy a trial. The secret of the remarkable success of De Witt’s Pills lies in the fact that they act directly upon the weak and inactive kidneys, which are known to be the underlying cause of practically all forms of uric acid trouble. Benefit must result because healthy, active kidneys eliminate uric acid as fast as it forms. Full directions for use accompany every box of De Witt's Pills, and a guarantee is given that in less than 13 ours after you take the first dose you will have visible proof of their ability to cure, not only Backache, hut Rheumatism. Lumbago, Sciatica, and all ailments due to an excess o*. Cric Acid in the blood. The genuine De Witt’s Pills —just the same as Mrs Rowe used —can be obtained from Chemists and Storekeepers everywhere at 3s 6d per box. or, in case of difficulty, direct from Messrs E. C. De Witt and Co,. 15. Fariali Street, who will send Trial Treatment Free of Charge to applicants who write to Dept. Tl and mention this paper. DOCTORS FOR A KITTEN In the casualty surgery at the Prince of Wales Hospital. Tottenham, London, three doctors operated on a kitten while a >mall boy anxiously waited outside. The kitten was brought in to the how* pital by its youthful owner after it had been run over by a cart. A fractured foreleg was placed in splints, but after an X-ravs hail been taken it was decided tc operate. The limb ha> been set in plaster of Paris, and it will probably he some time before the kitten, described in the hospital records as “linger Pussyfoot/’ will be able to romp again.

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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11652, 17 October 1923, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11652, 17 October 1923, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11652, 17 October 1923, Page 9