KIDNEY TROUBLES AND GRAVEL.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 828, 28 May 1910, Page 10

KIDNEY TROUBLES AND GRAVEL.

"I WAS QUITE DOUBLED UP WITH TEE PAIN."

"I suffered for years from Kidney troubles, gravel, and a terrible pain in tlio side," writes' Mrs. L. Hamilton, 11 Lewis Street, off Halifax Street, South Adelaide, S.A. "I never knew what it was to have a good night, could never go out, or have any pleasure at all, was quite doubled up with the pain, it used to striko me like a knife right across the middle of my back. I could not do any work at all, lifo was a misery; I did nothing but moan, and would not have cared if I had died. I was always trying some kind of medicine and pills, but none did me any good until one day I saw a testimonial of someone who had suffered as I did, and was cured by Dr. Sheldon's Gin Pills, so I sent for some, and started taking them. After a good course of them my troubles got less and less, and now I feel quite a new woman, and am able to go about and do my work and enjoy myself like other peoplo do. I shall always keep Gin Pills in the house." "Doubled up with pain" is the cry of many, who would do well to (ako nolico of Mrs. Hamilton's oxn-erienco of tho very effective remedy for tho troubles which cause this pain, Dr. Sheldon's Gin Pills. These are obtainable from all chemists and storekeepers. Price, Is. fid. and 2s. Gd.-Advt. 18