HOW TO AVOID A WRECK.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 265, 2 November 1908, Page 4

HOW TO AVOID A WRECK.

I USKFI/L ADVICE liV A WELL-KXOW'-N MAX. A tiny Irak in a big ship can easily lie stopped. if taken in time, l>ut if disregarded it, will overcome the mightiest vessel and drag her lieneatli the sea: there is 110 .-.nijiu: her. Th.- same exaetl with kidney trouble. If doctored at the first sign the cure is an easy matter, but it allowed to go too farthe system will be hopelessly wrecked. One of your own residents gives .some useful advice on this subject. Mr. Donald liobertson, -Manaia, late toll-keeper, .Junction road, -New I'lynioutli, says:- "For twenty years 1 suffered with my kidneys. At times the backache nearly crippled me. If, I stooped I could -i-arcely rise again, and work was (piite out of the (jucstion. J swallowed enough medicine to cure a dozen men, if they had been Hie right medicine. I then got Doan's Jlackache Kidney I'ills, and these seemed to do me good right from the start, and a short course completely cured my kidney trouble. Everybody round knows what I- with my hack, iimi h tell them all I lutve no backache now, thanks to Dunn's Jiaekache Kidn iy I'ills.' (let Doan's; there's nothing "just as good" as this remedy for even' ill of the kidnevs and bladder. Doan's Backache "Kidney Fills are soid by all chemists and storekeepers at os per box (six boxes Jlis Udl, or will be posted on receipt „f price by I'oster-.McL'lelhui (.'o.. 7li i'itt -trei'l, Svduev. Jiul, be -ure you gH DOAN'S.