AN OAMARU LADY

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXVI, Issue 8260, 23 October 1901, Page 4

AN OAMARU LADY

ers some valuable advice; Every reader interested. , •erhaps the reader is a 'Doubting Thomas, ! >r pamaru is full 'of them. Doubt as a lie leads to investigation, and as 'Doubtlg Thomas' 'will mot accent facts, or a >ng statement giving particulars of some icredible cure at tie other end of the land, he is asked to investigate the fol>wmg testimony of a local citizen. Mrs Mitchell, Ure street, this town, iates :—"I have suffered with the kidneys good deal at different times, but lately semed to get 1 better, .as the pain left l®. A few months ago, however, J was iken with a terrible weakness of the back, rhich made me quite helpless. I could carcely get through it. At this time I ead- about the cures effected by Doan's Sackache Kidney Pills, and I obtained"a : ox from Mr Procter, cflifaniSt. These pills ave completely cured me. The weakness ias left me, and I've felt splendid in every ray since taking them. I am pleased to reommend the remedy to others who have iinilar troubles."

Beware of imitations or substitutes. They are -worthless. Insist on having the genuine kidney remedy, that -which helped Mrs Mitchell.

iDoan's Backache Kidney Pills are sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 3s . per. box (six boxes 16s 6d) or -will be posted on receipt of price by the proprietors, Fpster-M'dellan Company,, 76 Pitt street, Sydney. ~ But be sure they are Doan's.