ONE OF MANY IN WELLINGTON

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 96, 17 January 1919, Page 3

ONE OF MANY IN WELLINGTON

In every city in the Dominion there ; are many who suffer from kidney disease, too many of them not knowing the cause of jtheir troubles. Among the easily recognised signs of the-kidneys being weak or - diseased are backache, urinary troubles, nervousness, tiredness, : dizziness, and watery swellings. In every ' city there are many who have been , cured by Doan's Backache Kidney Pills j ' it is one of them in Wellington who , narrates the following experienco;— •! Mrs. E. C. Ryan, 38 Frederick Streol, - ; Wellington, says: "For twe years I was completely crippled with rheumatism and gout, and could not even put my feet to the ground. My hands, arms, and legs swelled considerably, and wern very «ore to the touch. Other symptoms of kidney (rouble were disordered secretions and backache. The agony I suffered can better be imagined than described. I never seemed to be free from pain, and as I had tried all sorts of medicine without deriving any benefit, I was l>egiiming to think I would never be really well again. I henrd good reports of Doan's / Backache Kidney Pills, so pot Rome, and they acted almost at once. In n few dnvs nffar commencing to (aki< Iheni TMt n lifdo n ml after iif,i"rr six.bottles I was absolutely eurert, and could get about without suffering, in any wnv."