How to Avoid a Wreck.

Tuapeka Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 5964, 27 July 1912, Page 1

How to Avoid a Wreck.

I t A tiny leak in a big ship can aasily be stopped if taken in time, but iif disregawled, it will overcome the mightiest vessel, and drag her beneath the sea, thare is no saving her. The same, exactly, with kidnov trouble. If doctored at the fest symptoms the cure is an easy matter, but if allowed to go too far, the system will be hopelessly wrecked. Here is some useful advice on this subject : Mrs P. Boyle, High Street, Milton, says : —" For a good while I suffered with excruciating pains in mv back, and at tknes they were almost too great to bear. Whenever 1 had to stoop, my back felt like breaking, the pain was so intense. My rest at night was much disturbed, as I could not remain in ono position for any length of time. I always felt tired and everything I had to do seemed too match trouble. Anyone who has suffered from Kidney trouble will know what I went through. 1 tried all sorts of supposed cures, but got no relief, and I was almost in despair of getting well again, but one day I was advised to use Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, and am very pleased I took the advice. After taking one bottle of theae pills, I felt much better, so I persevered, and it only took five bottles of this wonderful remedy to restore mo to perfect perfect health. It is grand to be free of backache, and I feel a different woman now."

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