A LURKING DANGER.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13558, 31 March 1908, Page 6

A LURKING DANGER.

There is. a, lurking danger in the aching back. The aches and pains of (he back tell of kidneys overworked. Go to the kidnej-s' assistance when backache pains warn you. A kidney warning should be promptly heeded for dangerous diabetes, dropsy, Brighl's Disease are only a sU'X' away. Read how the danger can be. averted:—

Mrs Manning, Sophia street, Timaru, says: —"For some time I had a pain in the back, and on the left side, the torture was terrible. I could not draw my breath or turn in bed, or lift my arm without suffering great agony, so you see "I was badly in need of a remedy to give me ease. I..started to use Doan's Backache Kidney Pills and before I had taken them long the pain left me, and I could go about my work as usual. There is no doubt that my left kidney was deranged, but Doan's Backache Kidney Pills cured me. They are splendid pills for kidney trouble. I •■ obtained them at Oddie's Pharmacy. '

. Mrs Manning says on 9th April, 1907: "The above statement is true every word, and I can now add the important fact that I am still well. I need 6ay no more my lasting cure of six years is.proof that Doan's Kidney Pills are genuinely good." There is no need for you t© v; sutfer with backache, or any other symptom of kidney, trouble, for Doan's Backache Kidney Pills arc for kidneys only, and they cure every ill of the kidneys and bladder. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are sold by all chemisUs, and storekeepers at 2s per box (six boxes 16s 6d), or will be posted on receipt, of price by Foster-McClellau Co., 76 Pitt street, Sydney. But, be sure you get DOAN'S....

some ulterior motive in bringing that, in/ It showed interference on someone's; part. Perhaps Mr Hall-Jones's; he had said on the Timaru platform that he would have this tiling done. It was an electioneering dodge. Mr Gillingham thought, that ..'when the ratepayers put a man "on -a local body to represent-, .them they must* be understood to approve of; him as a|. member of the HosDital .Board. The* was no rr.eh hovr for seats on the Board; it was in fact difficult to get men;to take them. Mr Maslin : And look at this—no building to be erected or. . made without the approval of the Minister.-' We could not even paper the doctor's dining room without leave. Messrs Studholnie and LeCreu moved—"That the ■ present mode of election of Hospital. Boards, the present system of subsidies, and the present system of , staff appointments be retained." This was; accepted as covering the jpi/incipal items R-nd—Avas carried unanimously. . , On- the motion" of Mr: Craigie, who pointed out the advantage of having the ■secretarv present, the chairman, and secretary were appointed to attend the conference.