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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 134, 23 February 1918, Page 12

THE"POISONOUS WASTE LEFT IN THE BLOOB BY WEAK KIDNEYS,. CAUSES DROPSY, GRAVEL, STONE, BACKACHE, LUMBAGO, RHEUMATISM, ETC. "No"patient can livo raoro than a few liours : when • tbe kidneys // cease to act'; \ vf i) y " Every Pktun For the kidneys arc the blood-' J- -# hit a Story. .... " filters. "When- they fail to act,, | |ji ft k. . tho blood is left in a poisoned' J |p 1/ '-^i Tho heart, the lungs, the di- • j | •, A yiMvC gestivo organs, the brain, and ,j %, the nervous system all have to ' • . [Mi if psv'* depend upon tho blood for their V V^Lrt ; nourishment, and they cannot be IlMiMmh iff® I J -Ufl-^jV . nourished by poisoned blood. 11/MMil \ l\\\ That is why, kidney trouble is so |PNir; ' 1\ \\ serious—the vital organs are ai- '• j \|\ \\ ..... ways liable to become involved.- \w $ I W > Tho earlier symptoms of kid- 1 ?1 if ney poisoning.are much the same ')wjMmS Vlffl JIV W/ as those of other forms of blood Ilf | 111 poisoning; patient feels vk-y _ I I \ m drowsy, heavy, and irritable; f I I \x! , there may be sediment, gravel, f ill lor too frequent action of the kid- ' fj, \ / ney system; later, tyio watery ■ If swellings of dropsy appear, there . jr , . • 1 ( j4S£mt is pain in the loins and back, j :' ' or patient gets-rheumatism. . : :r, . • Many. bad.cases of .dropsy,. WELLINGTON WOMAN'S LASTING CURE. stone stoppage caused-by ob- Mrs. G. Williams, 11 Rintoul.Street, Newtown; Wellington, says: "For ,f, f ' 'r j.l' i i,l ' some time I lwd marked symptoms of "kidney trouble. ' There was a construction oi tne cliannels, rneu- stant nagging ache across my back, which made every movement positive tornlatism, and lumbago have been ture, and at times the pain was so acute that/my back felt like breaking. ~ i , , n , The kidney secretions were disordered, being thick and cloudy and containing completely cured .by Doan s a re( j sediment, and my rest at night was disturbed, jly ankles and legs • " Backache Kidney Pills, and pa- . swelled a good deal, and this symptom somewhat alarmed me, as I knew it tinnfc! 1,,» rhnnvt'prl 'tlioincolvos was 11 sis " of clro E s y- After trying all sorts of kidney remedies, I heard about tients have lepoitecl themselves DoallJ g Backache Kidney Pills, so I got a bottle and commenced using them, .still well many years later. carefully following the directions. I soon noticed an improvement in my Dnin'c "Rir.l-ir.hn Tr; r ip;ii c health, and a course of the Pills completely cured me. It is two years since jjoans iJackacn. Aiancj rills j was cured and jam still f ree of backache and kidney trouble. I always help the kidneys to keep the keep Doan's Backache Kidney Pills in the, house now, for I have proved blood properly filtered 'and to lvhat a splendid remedy they are." I throw off the nnisniioiK! nn'c ir-irl I ' oUl ' >' ears later slrs - "Williams confirms the above: "I have had 110 return | tnrow oit tne poisonous uiic acicl of my oW comp]aint since Doan . g Backac he Kidney Pills cured me six years . and waste water which cause so ago." • • much mischief when loft too long DOAN'S BACKACHE KIDNEY PILLS are sold by all chemists and stores in the svstem ■ at 3s. .peiv bottle (6 bottles 16s. Gd.), or post free on receipt of price from • j '' : Studebaker stands Taxi Test: • - ChristcfiUFcfi Owners Tell How. ' fe ar^ 0W a ro , und , c ' oze , n - of Studebaker touring cars plying for hire in the streets of Christ- : S'? ei^ 011 ) bmet l mile t0 dat f aggregates 130,000, and careful investigation of the • N0 stoppages due to Wl)0 ° ( W "u and dri , ve Ca^ s are all .experienced motorists. Most of them have E lmripc ' WK■ before finally selecting the Studebaker as the best value for • ' factorv car for tell why they h^ ve rea f on consider the Studebaker the most satis- ' KNOW business service on the market it is \Vorth while listening, because they Some Golden Opinions of Studebaker Merit: - ktestmSu Srt (Hereford Street Stand), has had one of the . Kafhaa itfn w g Stud ® bak . ers in s j™ for about seven months, in which time tne car nas run 0000 miles. He previously owned a Wolseley oar. 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