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* Mr. A. Carpenter, *> V * »»»»* *II ' * ■> f ll ' m Ph ° t<l ' > J,; — : 1 Certain. -Belief in 24 hours Does it make, you think—when yoiiitism. In March, 1912, I was- in a very wako up v.-ith a backache and a nasty I critical condition with rheumatic fever, 'i taste in your mouth! |whcn a small box of, Do Witt's Kidney When you start tho day as tired as and Bladder Pills was given to my mother. '.when you finish? I started taking them, and in two days ; ■■ When you got those stabbing pains in 1 could movo about again. $he back! "I continued the treatment, and after Wheo your arms, and legs ache? six weeks I returned to work and have When yon feel irritable and depressed? continued ever since. I can lift and I. Ail these mean' kidney troubles, and handle half a hundredweight of metal with" kidney troubles demand a kidney remedy; ease, and without any traces of my old . cnnl one which affects the bowels, but one pains." This letter was written in 1912; that goes> straight to the " kidneys and seven years later Mr. Carpenter wrote t oladder. confirming his previous testimonial. He For all these painful symptoms—and for says:—"l have recommended De Witt's the most stubborn cases of rheumatism, Kidney and Bladder Pills io my people .gout, sciatica, lumbago,'gravel, bladder—some of them very bad cases'—and I inflammation, and Briitht's Disease—there have never kpown them fail." De Witt's ! is une sure and pafc remedy—De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills ci're all comJvidne'y and Bladder Pills. 'Read .what plaints, of the kidneys and bladder by others say about them. Mr. Albert removing the rause—tho poisonous uric Carpenter, oi 17. Lambeth-walk, West- acid—right out of the blood through the ir.inster, S.W., says:— bladder.' When yon see a blue tinge in . ~ "My kidneys and bladder were weal; the urine, you know that the healing ' *" from childhood and time after time I waslpropertioa arc doing their work, and you ill and often in hospital with rhenma-lmay expect immediate relief from pain. 11% '. WSF^AA 9 ' Kidney & Bladder When you buy the pills, be sure they are Do Witt's in the white boxes printed Sn blue and gold, with the blue wax ijeal on the bottle. Give them a fair trial, and prove for yourself what relict they bring. If you would like any further information on this case send a post-card to tvo makers:—E.' C. De Witt and Co., Ltd., 41-ils, Ra lb bone-place, London. W.l, England, mentionm? this paper {The Price is 3/6 per box, or 6/6 for ne just two and a half times aa arge— a great saving. I'our nearest depot in New Zeala (i is E. C, De Witt & Co, 'Lto., Srf, Custom House Quiy,Welhngiwi. Trial box sent Tor tu.ee puny stamps .

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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 36, 6 November 1919, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 36, 6 November 1919, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 36, 6 November 1919, Page 5

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