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NZ Truth, Issue 695, 12 October 1918, Page 3

9/ BO YOU REALISE THAT PAINS IN THE BACK AND URINARY TROUBLES ARE SYMPTOMS OF KIDNEY WEAKNESS?

Kidney disease comes on quietly and may take you unawares, for often its symptoms are put down to other causes — a serious mistake m many cases. Barly symptoms are pain in.the back, bladder irritation, stiff or aching limbs, scarcity or excess of urine, sediment, drowsiness, blurred sight, and dizziness. For when diseased the kid-, neys fail to purify the blood, uric acid and other poisonous matter is collecting 1 m the system, causing rheumatism, stone, dropsy, gravel, sciatica, lumbago, and other complications. Doan's Backache Sidney Pills heal and strengthen the kidneys, enabling them to rid the system of poisonous deposits thai are setting up disease throughout the body. They^ promote a healthful flow m the urinary channels); which relieves irritation, soothes the bladder and dissolves stone and gravel. .

AUCKLAND PATRIOTIC AND WAR RELIEF ASSOCIATION (By Permission of the Minister for internal Affairs) . Have Au thorised To Realise on ■ VERY VALUABLE BECURITIES, MOSTLY SECTIONS OF LAND, . In Aid of THE WOUNX>ED SOLDIERS' FUND, To be Drawn definitely on NOVEMBER 22. 44 PRIZES value 44 CHANCES 44 CHANCES £,3 0 72 44 PRIZES List of Prizes on Back of Ticket. . TICKETS s ONE SHIULINf* : TICKETS In Books of 10/- and 20/- Earn. FILL IN COUPON. To ARCH. A. DONALD, Hon. Organiser, , ' Box 244, Auckland. / Herein 1 enc105e. ................ Please send mo ...;-. Tickets m your Monster Art Union. Name .. . . ..~.. ...... r..~. .ttv« tv. ...••rr..YY..TV.;v.T. . ... . ... Address ..... .....viirr... 77. .rr .............. rr. .-.—•. V.T.-TT...,,.,,: Enclose Stamped Address ed Envelope, for Replyj "T."

MAORILANB IRISH SOCIETY. AN APPEAL FOR FUNDS. nnHB following subscriptions have 1 been received for the Funds being raised for the Legal Defence of Messrs. A. J. O'Ryan and T. P. Cummins, and for the maintenance of Mrs. Cummins and three children during their breadwinner's imprisonment:— Amount previously acknowledged £287 6s 4d: P. McSweeney (Mt. Albert) £1, D. Kelleher (Te Kuiti) £1, B. Loughman (Hastings) ss; Total £289 Us 4d. Following collected by Mr. John Adams (Hawera): Thos. Kelly (Hawera) £1, Laurence Kavanagh (Normanby) £1, Laurence Kavanagh (Hawera) £ 1 Is, A Freyne (Hawera) £1, F. Stenbridge (Ohangai) £1 Is, J. Kerrick (Ohangai) £1, Sympathiser ss; Total (Hawera list) £6 Bs. Total to date £295 19s 4d. Persons forwarding money for the above fund, which is not acknowledged within' fourteen days m this paper, should get in' communication with the hon. sec. All contributions to he forwarded to the ■ HON. SEC, P. 0., Box 886 "Wellington. Oh behalf of the Executive (Sgd.) D. GRIFFIN, President. (Sgd.) J. TROY, Hon. Secty. W.CRABTREE & SONS. ENGINEERS, EOILERMAKERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, WELLINGTON. We specialise m Sawmilling, Brick, Tile and Laundry Machinery. Also Power Transmission Supplies of all kinds. Mrs. Henpeck: "Yer kinder to dumb animals than yer are to me." Mr. Henpeck: "Yes, an' I'd be kinder to theeif tha .were dumb!"