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Otago Witness, Issue 2914, 19 January 1910, Page 36

KIDNEY TROUB I, ** Evert? $ TictllTß Tells a» £toryJ% ' U rCff 1 ' y 1 JS "A 1 ; m - Its -gsvn»~j r w rife 1 a * ’A N sowflß w^p m 38?3 ll^iSP lifaMigaaSy A., 3S®S f VtP \\ Price 3/- per bottle (six bottles 16A>), at all chemists ami stores, or post free from Pcster-M'Clellan Co., 78 Pitt Street, Sydney. m -M ••.A AA : 'f ma rmm B r:.y- ;> a m » ipii ■■'v' r ~-‘ Wsm HOW ■£© X©i| B —Is there a dull, burning pain in the back after a littie exertion ? Do you get a sharj) pain when straightening yourself or rising from a chair Does every cold affect the kidneys, causing urinary disorders, chilly sensations, and uneasiness in the back ? Are you troubled sometimes with rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, dizzy spells, or difficulty in breathing ? Is the skin flabby and swollen ? Kidney trouble affects different people differently, but if you have any of these symptoms give your kidneys help at once, and guard yourself against the fatal Bright’s disease and dropsy. The best kind of encouragement—a neighbour's word—is given here, and week after week similar local , proof is given of how thoroughly Doan’s Backache 7 Kidney Pills cure. The pure roots and herbs of which this medicine is composed bring the kidneys just the material needed to restore them to their natural health and to keep them well. That is why cures are lasting Bead, the following testimony from a Dunedin woman:— Mrs Rogers, Lower Hanover Street - , Dunedin, says: “ During the past eipht years a statement lias appeared in the Dunedin papers setting forth that Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills had cured me of kidney trouble. That statement is true, and I can now add the important fact that they permanently cured me, for lam still well. They cured me rf pains in the small of my back, headache, giddiness, dazzling before the eyes, lost appetite, ard debility. I had medical advice a number (f times and look patent medicines in plenty, but it remained for Doan’s J’ackache Kidney Pills to do the good woik for me. I cannot praue th m too highly fer the good they have done me. Eight years is a good lest of the permanent benefit to be derived from this grand kidney The Man or Woman with Sidney Trouble is always 111, Heartless, and Hopeless. gfeJl sm SI VM