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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 186, 3 May 1920, Page 6

WITNESS AFTER WITNESS IN WELLINGTON, As wo take up, our, paper week by week wo aro struck by the hearty, unmistakable way in which ivitness after witness speaks out, as Mrs. Hankinson does here. If these people were strangors' living miles away we might take little notice of them. But they are not. They aro our neighbours, living amongst us. Their word is too easily proved to admit of any doubt. Thej speak out in tho hopo that their ■ experience • may ba a guide to others. Mrs. A. Hankinson, 283 Willis Street, Wellington, says: "A member of my family suffered a lot from kidney trouble, backache being the most 'trying nymptom. The pain was right across tho loins and particularly acute when stooping. The secretions were thick and cloudy, and sleep at night was disturbed, ivi'th the result that during tho day there wan a constant tiredness. A friend advised bio to use Dunn's Backache £;'di:cy Pills, so I got a, bottle at geos, and am rery glad I heard of thioxgrand roniedy, for it gave .almost, iimiiodfatc velinf and gradually effeo>! a perfect 'euro. This ■did not happen restsrdoy, bat twelve months ago, and !ln-re Aai aeon ao return of the complain l !.' sim\\ do the «rohas been well j Dean's Ba-skr.oVe RWrn-y Pills are told j by all chemists and storekeepers at 3s. per ' bottle. {six brttiei! 16a. fid.), or will be post.*) «o rocobit-of price by Foster-1 M'Clu'hr. Co, ft >itt Street. Sydnev. I 'ffr-t, Vi'iki.'.<. y»a g«* BOAJN'&— Xiyi. i