A NEW PLYMOUTH LADY

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 16, 20 January 1902, Page 3

A NEW PLYMOUTH LADY

OFFERB SOME VALUABLE ADVIOE—EVERT READER INTERESTED. Perhaps the reader is a " Doubting ' Thosaas," for New Plymouth is full of , them. Doubt, as a rule, leads to in- i vestigation, acd, as " Doubting ' Thomas " will not accept as facts a long statement giving particulars of some incredible cure on the ether side of the the world, he is asked to investigate the following testimony of a local citizen. A lady resident of Vegeltown, near ; New Plymouth, states: —" For a number of years I have bnen afflicted with kidney trouble. In fact, these organs gave me so much trouble that they 1 made me a martyr to pain. I used a ! lot of remedies, but the first remedy to do me any good has been Doib's Backache Kidney Pills. I got this remedy some months ago at the Co-operative Stores in Ourri* St. Since using the pills I have been p rfectly free of the pain caused by kidney trouMe, I am very pleased tore-.ommen 1 this remedy to anybody suffering with backache or ; any o her sign of kHney trouble." T«ke tin fubftitufce, it was Doan's Backache Kidney Pil's wbiali this la<iy used. If you care to investigate, name will be furnished on application and tin will b? pleased to tell her experience. P >ac's Backache Kidney Pills are sold by a'l chemists and storekeepers at 3* per box ('six boxes, 16s 6d), or will be p on receipt of ; rice by the proprietors, Foster- McClellan Co., 76 Pitt St., Sydney, N.S. But be sure you ask for DOAN'S.