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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 90, 11 December 1912, Page 8

IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW. Tlio way to keep well is to keep the kidneys well; what a lot of backache there is among women. And little wonder. A woman’s work and care, and worry are enough to break down a much stronger constitution than is give.” to most women or men either, for the matter of that. The kidneys are invariably the first to feel the strain. And they let their needs be known, too, very promptly. Backache is the cry for he.p; the cry of the sick kidneys. Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills help the kidneys, they are made specially to act on the kidneys. Doan’s Pills cure to stay cured. Read this testimony:— Mrs. K. Rowe, Rosalind Street, Stratford says:—“For some time I suffered agony from backache, caused, I suppose, through my kidneys being out of older. The pain was intense, in fact, I was so bad I could hardly get about, and it was impossible for me to attend to my work. I could not stoop without enduring torture, and when I tried to straighten my back, I used to think it would break, the pain was so awful. r io make matters worse I got very little sleep at night, and would feci,, tired out when morning came. Vne kidney secretions were much affected being thick and cloudy. Rheumatic-like pains in my back and shoulders also troubled me. At the time Doan s Backache Kidney Pills were recommended to me, I was feeling very ill, but as I had taken so many different medicines for my complaint without getting any better, I did not think they would do me any good. However, to make a long story short, these pills completely and permanently cured me, and now I feel as well as ever I did in mv life. All aches and pains have vanished and I attribute my present good health to Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills. The most pleasing part of my cure is that it is over three years since it was effected, and I have been perfectly well ever since.” Doan’s Backache Kidney Puls are sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 3s per bottle (six bottles 16s 6d), or will be posted on receipt of price by Foster-McClellan Co., 76 Pitt Street ’be sure you get DOAN’S 9

TO BANDSMEN.

The championship ami also the Chnl lenge Shield at the Palmerston No ith Band Contest of 1911 were won hy the Wellington Garrison Band. 1 |' f W Haw he’s Excelsior Sonorous Band It struments—a complete set. In I first test piece the maximum i.nm ,c 1 of points was allotted, the judge daring that he had never heard nocU . 1 nlavintr. Ho commended in eulogistic I terms the tone and hlend. Ihe ell’ 'T- j 1 ton Tramwav Band, also using a comI plate set of Hawke’s Excelsior Instru- | ments, m m the 1? Grade. : These two successes on such a imu 1 occasion, are worthy wins for llawKe s. 1 whose instruments are pre-eminent all i ovi ■ the world. Bandsmen, huy a set ot i (fa vice’s— there are honours and vain , able prizes to he won with them! Write for catalogues. Sole agents— The Dresden Piano Company, md.. Wellington. Local representative G. W. MILLS, Stationer, Broadway (late Cargill’s). *