One Word in Time.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 August 1915, Page 4

One Word in Time.

<5, " — la bettor thau two afterwards. A. chance to profit by anothers' experience. It is a strange thing Low people will put away an opportunity until (uo late. lis only little tilings tkat go to make up bur every day life; the trouble is we don't pay sufficient attention to t>uji[ usi arprqoug; 'layqi Sometimes it comes alter a hard day's work or a slight cold. It will pass ufV, you say, it's only the result ul' over-taxing your back. It isn't the lault of your back, In.i, your kidneys. The exertion oil straining has interfered witLi their delicate mechanism. You call it backache, but it really is kidney ache. If the kidneys arc not relieved chrouic disorders set in, and this is where the "little thing'' should not be passed over. This woman has learned to appreciate what delay means:— Mrs 8. -J. Spencer, o4 Churchstreet, I'alinerston North, says:— "Twelve years ago Doan's Backache Kiduey Pills cured me of severe pains in the back, an ailment that had been troubling me for a good while. 1 told you of Ihis at the time and gave you permission to publish the facts for tlie benelit of other sufferers. 1 can speak with more certainty now after twelve years' test and Pills, for 1 am still well, and have not suffered with backache since. I always recommend this remedy, for I have proved it is thoroughly genuine/''

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