ONE WORD IN TIME.

Hokitika Guardian, 31 May 1922, Page 4

ONE WORD IN TIME.

Is better than two afterwards, A elinneo to profit by another's experience. ? I It, is a strange thing hew people will j put away an opportunity until too late. ; It’s only little tilings that go to make up our everyday life; the trouble is we don’t pay sufficient attention to them. Backache is a little tiling. Sometimes iL comes after a liardlday’s work, or a slight cold. “Tt. willy pass off” you say, “it’s only the result of overtaxing the back.” It fault of your back but of your kidneys. The exertion of straining halt; interfered with their delicate mecliarpsm. You call it backache, but it- ieaj|y is kidney ache. ; If the kidmns are not relieved, elironi.disorders set in, aniV this is where the “little thing” should not be passed over. j Mrs 11. Hawkeng C'obden. Street, Westport, says:—“lfor years I stilferod 1 from backache and Sidney trouble, and every now and thon'jtlio pain across my kidneys was so acute that it almost i crippled me. Sometimes 1 used to feel pretty right, but 1 Whs always conscious of a nagging ache ill the small of my j nack, and it worried:me a lot not being : iLiu to get rid of ; jt. Bail leadachoi also troubled me, isid 1 was subject t > ; dizzy feelings and lijould not get proper rest at night. 1 \yfls really far from 1 well, but £ am thankful to say 1 at last | got a medicine to sfkit me and that was : Doan’s Backsitlie Kidney Rills. They , noted ill a woiulerffii way, giving relief j in a lew days and gradually curing me j completely. 1 cartfiot say enough in praise of Doan’s Rijls and strongly ad- : vise other sufferer?^ to take them.” Two years laterjijlrs Ihiwkcn says: “My cure still hums good, no sign ot j kidney trouble haying returned since I j took Doan’s RiHsLsome years ago.” | Doan’s Bnckncnb Kidney Rills arc sold by all chemist and storekeepers at \ 3s per bottle, or:will be posted on re- | ceipt of price by "Foster-McClellan Co., 1 15 Hamilton' Street. Sydney. But, he sure you get DOAN’S.