KIDNEY TROUBLES AND GRAVEL.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 876, 23 July 1910, Page 6

KIDNEY TROUBLES AND GRAVEL.

"I WAS QUITE DOUBLED UP WITH THE PA IX." :, "I" suffered for years from Kidney troubles, gravel, and a terrible pain in the side," writes 31 rs. L. Hamilton, 11 Lewis Street, off Halifax Street,. South Adelaide, S.A. "f 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 strike me like a knifo right across the middle of my back. I could not do any work at all, Hfo was a misery; I did nothing but moan, and 'would not have cared if I had died. I was always trying somo kind of medicine and pills, but none did me any gopd until one day I saw a testimonial or someone who had Buffered as I did, and was cared ; by Dr Sheldon's Gin Pills, so I sent for some, and 'started taking them. After a good courso of thorn 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 people do. I shall always keep Gm Pills in the "Doubled up with pain" is the cry of many, who would do well to (ako notice of. Mrs. Hamilton's experience of f-'io very effective remedy for tho troubles winch causa this pain, Dr. Sheliion's Gin Pills. Those are obtainable from all chemists and storekeepers. Price,. Is. 6d. and 25. 6d.-Advt. ig