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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 26, 17 December 1919, Page 6

THE PENALTY OF OVERWORK. Many people arfe beginning to Feel the Strain. ; The heavy tax of overwork —the extra strain so necessary to many trades and ocnpations is hard on the kidneys The kidneys t begin to fail ’in their work and the poisonous matter collects in' the system. If youn work seems hard for ybu, if you have! i lame,; weak, or aching if*you seem tired and listless, if you notice sediment in the urine, unnatural colour or irregular passages, and seem to be running down without apparent muse, begin at once with Doan's >Backache Kidney Pills, the remedy that has proved so beneficial to your - fit lias brought strength “o the backs of thousands'of working ./nort iapd, rvycomeiuP Read/j this proof ,v Mr F. C. Wolferston, /Leah Street.,, .Stratford,/Says 1 “For nm years /I; buffered more or less frofd severe, acihing/painsiacrdss the small of ray backy ,! vyrhetim’fes'they were very severe, and» jt .yras as pyich as I conld do to get ,ÜbpUt. .. T coiild not bend|by back with' Vnt enduring positive torture, and this, handicapped me a good deal. Dizzy) ittacks and disordered'■secretions weretther symptons which clearly showed ny kidneys were in a bad way. About two years ago I was advised to. take i course of DoanV’Backache Kidneiy Pills, a - id they were spoken of so highly that I started, using them yjthout delay. After-a day or- so the, pains in my bacSMiegalH to' da's‘e,"aiid i is I persevered with the treatment the improvement was maintained until finally I was cured, and I have had no return of the kidney trouble since ” ' ''V, ... . . : ' Two years later, Mr Wolferston ■ays: —“I arn still well, a fact that/ speaks . volumes for the; curative power of Doan’s Backache’ ' Kidney Bills.” They are sold by all chemists and ■ storekeepers, Ss.-per bot?<; ttes’-les 6d), or will be 1 posted on re- (t ceipt of price by Foster-McClellan Coil ail 1 ad *A‘ *

STRATFORD RACING CLUB. FIRST DAY’S ACCEPTANCES. "y OWNERS are reminded that acceptances for all events on the First Day. close with the Secretary, at 9 o’clock on Friday, December 19th. ' 4"' A. COLEMAN, ' s ■ Secretary. , WANTED— Youth for delivery Cart. Central Co-op.' : ‘ TJSTANTED— Girls- to assist during Xmas.—(Apply Alt’. Moon. TTtT ANTED to rent, two furnished TT / or unfurnished rooms. Apply to A. 8.0. this office. ’ ■ * 1 ■ ~ i ' ■ ■■ 1 . : \ WANTED for Stratford Public Hospital, woman to. dp washingfive days work at 8s per day. IjIGR SALE a very pretty thoroughbred brown mare by Campfire,' five years old, 14.3 hands high. A oeautiful lady’s hack or boy’s hunter. To any gentleman desirous of making his daughter a Christmas present this can he recommended. Price £ls. Apply Whittaker, ■ Cbzeley Stud Farm, Hill Road, ‘P.O. Box 123. ’Phone 137, Stratford. FOR SALE a black miniature toy Pomeranian. A great lady’s pet ; and orio of the best bred ones in the Dominion. Very suitable for a stud dog. Price, ten guineas. Apply, Whittaker, Gazeley Stud Farm, Hill Road,. P.O. Box 123 ; ’Phone 137, Stratford. : , FOR SALE two-seater Studebakcr, ■ Good tyres, guaranteed condition, spare wheel, running every day. Price £l4O. Also, fivo-scater Briscoe, electric light and starter, spare wheel, guaranteed condition, any trial. Apply this office.. . ■ . ■ ' EOR acres, ... o-roomed house; could milk about 25 cows,.. 5. acres turnips,? 4 acres oats. Price £32 per acre. • Easy terms.. . Apply, W. Grant Fargie, Land Agent. T3UTTER-WRAPPERS To Dairy _0 farmers who make their own butter: Obtain your butter.wrappers at the “Stratford Post” Job Printing