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Hokitika Guardian, 22 April 1922, Page 1

WHOSE ’ FAULT IS IT? Lot readers decide the question. When a fog-horn the mariner to steer off the eoa|t, it he stiil lings the shores, and urqt-k upon it, whose fault is it? if theft red switch light is up, and the engine.! driver deliberately pulls ahead into another train, blame the driver. If a | careless workman will, in spite of warning, try to find out how many teeth a buzz saw has, and the saw tries to find ou| how many lingers the man has, blaml the workman, not the saw. If people? who have kidney comp'aint and baclftioho will not take Doan’s Backache Eidnev l’ills when they arc publicly endorsed, blame tne people, not the mcaieino: Mrs J. Heslop, (flniroh Street, Reefton, says:—“A meinber of my family suffered very muclihfrom backache, and was in such pain tiXjiflt lie could haidlj get about. Besidef backache, ho was troubled with attacks, and always felt tired amj| languid, having no energy for anything. So much for his suffering, now for Jibe medicine that cured him. He lffiard someone speaking very highly df Doan’s Uaclcacre Kidney Pills, so fe made up his mind to try them. Thc| did him good almost at once, and he sejon realised he was on the road to recovery. Six or seven bottles of these ferand Pills fixed him up completely, aifd he lias been as right ns a bank ever since. Our advice to Kidney sufferers p to take Doan’s Pills, the finest remedf on the market., and a certain cure |or backache and other kidney ills.” § Doan’s Backafhe Kidney Pills are sold by all cbc|nists and storekeepers n I 3s per hot tiff, or will ho posted on receipt of by Fostor-Mcolollan L'o., 15 Hamilton Street, Sydney. But, he sure you get DOAN’S.