A MERCILESS JUDGE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19848, 17 January 1920, Page 11

A MERCILESS JUDGE.

A merciless judge is Father Time. I lioforo him the weak and the want- ' mg go to the wall. Only the truth ’ t’R-n stand. For two years liio follow- ■ mg statement from a Christchurch rcsi- ' dent has withstood this sternest of all > tests. 1 Air F. J. Stevenson. 0, Windsor Ter- ■ race, Richmond, Christchurch, says:-- ■ “I was a martyr to backache for n 1 long time and no one knows how much i I suffered. My trade is that of a black- ■ smith, and, of course, this necessitates • ;l lot of stooping, and as tho pain was • always worse when bending my back, ■ tho ailment was particularly hard on • mo. I was often so bad that I was • completely crippled, work;, for the time, . being out of the question. My rest > at night was disturbed, thus I always felt tired and weary during the day, ' having no energy for anything. [ tried 1 almost every remedy known, but none 1 of them gave mo more than passing 5 relief, and I would then be as bad as ■ ever again. At last I heard of Doan s 5 Backache Kidney Pills, so got a bottle ■ at once. By tho time I had finished ■ it J felt a good! deal hotter, and five ' bottles cured mo completely.” ■ '.IVo years later Mr Stevenson says: - “My cure still holds good, no sign of > backache and kidney trouble having ro- - turned since I took Doan’s Pills over 1 two years ago.” • Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills arc ; sold by all chemists and storekeepers ) at 3s per bottle (six bottles 16s 6d), >’ or will bo posted on receipt of price 7 by Foster-McClellan Co., 15, Hamilton ■ Street, Sydney. : Bufc, be sure you got DOAN’S. 5 r