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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2612, 6 November 1915, Page 13

Here is the face of a typical kidney sufferer-puffiness and lines under the eyes, showing that the kidneys are weak or disordered--a tendency to dropsy. Look of agony in the eye, a sharp sickening stabbing pain in the back or joints,, which never cease day nor night. The tightly drawn mouth is that of a man resigned ... to his-fate, thinking he is incurable, The Oh! general appearance of the face spells my Back bodily weakness and irritability. " ~ "■ . You probably know many such just the same as this man's^does.^ be sure are at poisoned.' That add the the acid To cure kidney trouble of any kind you must rid of the cause—the poisonous uric the feature which distinguishes De Witt's Pills" from all others, you know, "beyond'all doubts that they have put their healing touch on the right spot-the kidneys and the bladder, De Witt's Pills are wonderful little pills for they go straight to the kidneys, then to the bladder, that is the reason why you get such amazingly quick relief every time. A permanent cura follows in almost every case. Dont take someone's word for it. Prove it for yourself. Of chemists and storekeepers ewerj-wnere,' S/- and's/6 per u«x, If you have*lay tfniu-uuy in getting genuine Be Witt's Piiis with the blue seal on cork—send your money to Fairhairn, Wright & Co., Dunetlin, Christchuroh, Auckland, & Wellington, who will gladly supply by return.

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