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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2156, 23 May 1914, Page 14

The Happiest Moments of a Woman's Life are Made Miserable,by the Pains of Kidney Disease—Backache, I Headache, Dizziness, Rheumatism, and that Heavy, Drowsy Feeling. u _. / ->"■ "| How CAN a woman go . Every PidW abo ut her tedious daily • Telh A Story round cheerfully when er acfl i n ß and vV I */// fflykm\ throbbing head are giv\A /// ftty%lls- : * n £ k &r n0 P eace fr° m nil If- 1m W/I-J" p mom^n & *° Wht ? ' Mm. hffljißjf Little wonder that she CQrn? .: gets up in tho morning |■" ¥ "• irritable and miserable, i //' M $ when she thinks of the ■ /$ ml w N/jlf a y' B backaching work ■/ii,ifK =s■ ■' * fa ° ing he^-nttie oiider /liul/ltt 111 that tho household worries' • ■■/ iWI 'ot\ '3lil aE< * e Dt " so °* e c^' / 111 pWiIF ' • i' rea try er nerve8 > and '' ?|y wR slowly wear her down, until ; **<!// at las * slie HAS *° give •! v up altogther. > But don't be discouraged, for kidney disease is curable— j as Mrs. Bell's experience shows —but only under proper treat- ! merit. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills' give the kidneys and bladder the same relief as an ordinary laxative medicine gives the bowels, and are of the highest value in diseases of the kidj neys," bladder, and urinary system—so. liable to derangement , in the female constitution. . ■ - -Backache and. Mirny mmk, WELLINGTON WOMAN CURED. • Mrs. T. J. Bell, 1 Mem Street, Newtown, Wellington, says:—"Some yearn ago"I was suddenly seized with sharp shooting pains across the small of my back, which got worse and worse day by day, and I was soon so bad that I could scarcely get about. The kidney secretions became affected, being thick and.cloudy, and containing a red sediment, and there was puffiness under tho , eyes. My rest at night was very disturbed, and I always felt tired and dull. ' tine day a friend asked me had I taken Doan's Backache Kidney Mis, and as I had not, urged me to give this lomedy a trial. I sent for a bottle at once, and by tho timo I had finished it I felt ever 60 much better. Thus encouraged, I continued with the treatment until I was quite cured, using in all five bottles of the Pills. It is four-years since my-cure was effected, and I have been in grand health ever since, so mine is a permanent cure all right. I recommend Doan's Backache Kidney Pills to all kidney sufferers, and feel sure if they will only take them iegularly thoy will soon be.cured as I i have been." Doan's Backacho Kidney Pills are sold bv' all Chemists and Storekeepers at 3s. per bottle (six bottles lGs. Gd.), or will be posted'on. receipt of prke'by [ Foster-MoClellan Co., 78 Pitt Street, Sydney/ •', ■ 0 The list this month comprises 4 Concert and 35 Regular Records, and it 0 will be found to include many popular selections, such as " Queen of the T Earth," by Peter Dawson; " Eileen Alannah " (duet); "The Harp that once thro'Tara's Halls"; "The Anvil Chorus" (from the well-known opera "II Trovatore"); "Abide With Me"; "Come Back to Erin." / With the object of providing home amusement for the family during the j. long Winter evenings, go and hear these New Records at the nearest 17- Edison dealer and make your selections early. Blue Ambero! Concert Records 28176 O Happy Day, O Day So Dear 28:73 Abide With Me -1 Alto, orch. ace. . Marjaret Keyes Alto, orch. ace. Christine Miller r . 28177 Prize Sons-Die Meistcrsinger 28179 Come Back to Erin Violin, piano ace. Spalding Tenor, orcli. ace. Harrold J Blue' Amberol Regular Records L 1599 Angel's Serenade 199" GiriroeoJ'olki Violin, Flute*and Harp. Clarinet Duet Marine Band W I Love .0 Tell the sJ™"" "" "»» *t%& J Sacred, organ ace. . Soprano, orch. ace. Spencer I Edison Miied Quartet • 1996 Harp That Once Thro'Tara's Hall 1 1939 Trail of the Lonesome Pine Medley, \ TenorandChora^" c , h ;' 1 n c ?- r ,, r „ T Two-step (for dancing) Gillette and Chorus National Promenade Band 1998 Silrer Bell—lndian Intermezzo 1945 Juit Some One American Standard Orchestra J < n T f o , r 'r C H aC r '. . RomM 2003 Skater Waltz N.Y. Military Band U 1647 Only to See Her Face Again , , • n Counter Tenor, orch. ace. *>" In the Golden Afterwhile n 1 Oakland and Chorus • Orch. ace. Peerless Quartet 1948 Bear's Oil 3014 £>„ Tambour der Garde Overture VaudevilleSke,ch, denindHaghß . m „ a C „ nC ert Band J ij# Come, Josephine, in my Flying Mac- MI S Villanelle-Oft have I Seen the Swift |_ hine. ' Swallow n Conrenational duet, orch ace. Soprano, orch, ace. Marie Kaiser r, Ada Jones and Murray and Chorus. j o is They've Got Me Doln' It Now Med. 1955 My Sweetheart • ley . . Accordeon Guido Deiro. ' RagUme song, orch. ace. Murray J 1959 Waiting Down by the Mississippi rI7 whe „ ~,s Ap ,„ Blo3som Time in . [ Shore Normandy ! Tenor duet, orch. ace. . Tenor, orch. aec. Gillette n Campbell and Gillette • . T .... _ , ,r , , 1961 Lighthouse by the Sea " 2018 Little Bunch of Shamrocks • Orch. ace. Knickerbocker Quartet ' Tenor and Chorus, orch. ace. , _ Doyle and Chorus 1962 Bride of the Waves „ , 1V _ _~_., • Cornet, orch. ace. Clarke *° 2 ° You're the Same Old Girl L _ . , „ _ Tenor, orch. ace. Van Brunt _ 1972 Dancing on the House Top „,. ■ ~ „ ~ „ Bells, orch. ace. Charle3Daab 2" 2 9 National Emblem March . . „ ' . „ „. ~ , N.Y. Military Band 1984 Are You Coming Home Tc-night? _, ... - .. ... .. Sacred, orch. ace. Anthony and 2 3 ,2 4 There Must be Something Nice About Harrison (Young and Wheeler) '> ¥' of Mjn . ,„.„. 1 ~....',,„, . Comic song, orch. ace. Williams ""■ 1986 Uncle Josh s Rheumatism u — Talking Cal Stewart 23125 Eileen Alannah Macklin & Brazell _ 1987 It's Got to be Some One I Love Tenor and baritone, orch. ace. Orch, aec. Ada Jones and Chorus 23127 Queen of the Earth 19S8 JereSanford'sYodiing and Whistling' . • Bass, orch. ace. Dawson Specialty '23128 Forgotten Melodies u Orch. ace. Jere Sanford Concertina, piano ace. Prince u "] 19?9 Anvil Chorus-II Trovatore 23129 Who were You With Last Night i r . Orch. ace. -Edison Light Optra Co. Comic Song, orch. see. Kirkby THOMAS A, EDISON, Ltd. (Wholeiale only), 364-372 Kent St., Sydney. ' . 11 taSiiotlKf I 'I I , §ays never have h 1 lived to be 84 ifiVWn'fteen mr -\ ffl'. I ! which J 1 0 '•■ '«.- • ■ i W, p. nourishesfand ; -sustains mind;and || i'j bodyi and is -unequalled "in purity j | m \ and flavour, \ M