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BACKACHE! WHY?

Do you, rise m the morning with a groan? Do you feel that you are getting old? Having made up- your mind that you "are a martyr, do you* vent your -ill-humour on the family? After a while the pain and stiffness leave you and you, forget your troubles until the. next morning, when the same dull pain m the small' of the back,' the difficulty of bracing your nerves, brings back all the dire forebodings of the day before. , . \ ' This is the way kidney trouble creeps on its victim, and you are starting on a. long journey towards ill-health, and infirmity. The Kidneys are overtaxed with the work of cleansing out the impurities from your bloodi .Each day there is an accumulation of waste which. must upset the body. It forms uric acid, and Uric Acid is the most insidious form of poisoning that can take-place m your body. ; It is the duty of every man, not only to himself,; but to the world 'at large, to keep his health m the proper condition for his daily task; and for; the' victim of Kidney Trouble Dr. Sheldon's Gin Pills will give just the little boost his i organs „ need . to .make Jhem his slave, Instead 'of his being a 4 slave' to ill -health. Dr. Sheldon's GinPilis/ 2/and 3/6.« ■ V v •-i i-;i .,.:.:/. . l .: .V r

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https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZTR19290314.2.15

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Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

NZ Truth, Issue 1215, 14 March 1929, Page 5

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Tapeke kupu
229

BACKACHE! WHY? NZ Truth, Issue 1215, 14 March 1929, Page 5

BACKACHE! WHY? NZ Truth, Issue 1215, 14 March 1929, Page 5

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