A WORD TO KIDNEY SUFFERERS.
You .don't need to hare a doctor ur anybody elso tell you when your* kidneys and bladder become weak, exhausted, and diseased—the symptoms are very plain and unmistakable. Those wearisome, continuous backaches, those exciuciating, sharp, stabbing pains and ""latches" in tlio back, hips, and groin (when you attempt to lift something or to straighten up too quickly), those rheumatic pains and twingesnil signify kidney and bladder disease. Then tnl;e warning,, for foolish neglcct may renn mean serious or fatal consetJ'Or.ttSheldon's Gin Pills havo afforded p npt cud permanent relief in every ( /'of kidney and bb.dder clissases—no matter how far advanced—wliero they have been given an hoi.'st trial.- Uric acid cannot possibly resist the marvellous cleansing, antiseptic, soothing, healin;, and curative action of these pills. They ensure positive relief .and freedom .froi'j all conditions or symptoms of kidney and bladder disease, as above mentioned. They also prevent (or euro) if taken in timo marly far nore fatal diseases —such as diabetes, dropsy, and Bri?ht's Diseaso. ' For backache and all kidney troubles, use Dr. Sheldon's Gin Pil-'. One of these pills contains, in a concentrated form, all the curative properties of » pint of the finest gin, together with other important ingredients, recognised by th» medical profession as being remedial Agents of the highest value tot the kidneys and allied organs. Treated with Dr. Sheldon's Gin Pills, that dull, heavy, and continuons pain in tho small of the back, or that quick, sharp pain which accompanies almost every movement, disappears in apparently as mysterious n fashion a 9 it came, and fhn general fenBation of heaviness and listlcssneji pies away simultaneously. rh\ Sheldon s Ciin Pills are obtainable everywhere in glass container?, X'rlce Is. (id., or large- size, containing mnro than double tho ouontity, at 2s. 6fl.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1752, 17 May 1913, Page 7
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299A WORD TO KIDNEY SUFFERERS. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1752, 17 May 1913, Page 7
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