GET DOWN TO CAUSES, ' An Irish student attempted to refute a professor's lecture on cause and effect. He objected to the axiomatic principle that cause is always first and effect, a consequence, and he illustrated his theory by citing one of his countrymen pushing u wheelbarrow. Whatever reasoning may be necessary to establish the Irishman's contention, one thing is certain—cause always goes first in kidney disease, and the effect follows. Bad backs from disordered kidneys are very common. No condition or class of humanity is exempt. Some cases are old, chronic, and stubborn to remove. Some are first attacks and easily disposed of by Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. If this "fact could only be impressed upon all people, what a world of suffering would be prevented. Perhaps the experience of this woman will convince you. Mrs. L. T. .Bright, 6 Hopper Street, Wellington, says:—"Some time ago I had a very nasty attack of influenza, and if must have left my kidneys in a weak stale, as afterwards my back was always aching,, and the agony I.had to endure was sometimes nearly unbearable. Other symptoms which showed me. my kidneys were not working properly wpre very Ixid headaches dizziness, sleepless nights, and a dull and tired feeling, which I could not get rid of. I was altogether really very ill, and badly in need of a medicine that would cure me. I took all sorts of. remedies for my complaint, but I .seemed to get worse instead of better, and life.was a misery to me. At last I got Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, and after taking a few doses. I found that.it was. just the remedy L wanted. Before I had taken one bottle of the pills,: I felt better, than .1 had for a long time, and when 1. had finished five bottles,. T was completely cured. It is .over twelve months', since, my cure.was effected, and it speaks volumes for the merit of Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, a medicine which T eonfidentlv recommend to all who suffer as.l did.*"'. ■', .. • . There is no need for yon to be . tortured with backache or any symptom of kidney trouble when Doan's Backache Kidney Pills may-be had.. This remedy cured Mrs- Bright. • and will cure you, top. Vor sale byall chemists and storekeepers at 3s. per bottle (six bottles IRs. 6d.), or will.be posted on receiDt of price by Foster-MX'lellan Co., 7fi Pitt Street, Sydney.' • But, be sure you get DOANV—Advt. KIDNEY DISEASE and all allied complaints . have their prompt and effectual remedy in Dr. Sheldon's Gin Pills, which act in a wonderfully sbeedv maimer. Give them a trial. '.Trice Is. Gd. and 2s. Gd.—Advt. For Brbnciiihl Coughs, fsie Woods' Groat Peppermint Cure. Is. Gd." YOU-POOH THIRSTY SOUL! HOW DOES THIS STRIKK YOU' A glass of '■.UOXTNKrfIUT" T,'inio ,luire. It's a splendid summer drink—so refreshing.—Advt. '"•> In connection with the sale of the division of the "Pakowlioi" Kstato (to Ije h«ld at Hastings on January lfl next), arrangement.- have been made with a. strong dairy company to erect a cheese factory un the property on a guarantee of fififj cows being obtained for three years. Almost the .whole, number of cows required has already been promised from neighbours in the vicinity. The dairy company will erect the factory within two months, and will pay for the balance of this season Is. Old. per lb. of butter-fat. and a minimum price of Is. per lb. of bnttcr-fat for. next season. Prices for the next live years would not be loss than the average price paid in the Wellington province. Apart from tho many ways in which "Pakow.hai" land may be utilised, it is particularly suitable for dairying. Indeed, it would be hard to find better in the Dominion. The blocks have been surveyed into sizes to suit everyone. After reading the advertisement with regard to this sale, which appears in the advertising columns, prompt request, should he made to (ho auctioneers for a plan. and. thereafter, arrangement* made to l'o over the property at the earliest op. portunily. Vor Chronic Chest Complaints. ••Woods' Great'Fepcgrnunt Cure, Is. 6* 1
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1320, 26 December 1911, Page 6
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