WHOSE FAULT IS IT?

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 161, 2 August 1909, Page 4

WHOSE FAULT IS IT?

| When a fog-horn warns the mariner |to steer oil tile coast, if he B (.ji| hug I till! shore 1111(1 WlX'ek upoil i|., wlm-r fault is it? Jf the red switch light is "1'- '•»"! the engine-driver deliberately pull ahead ii,i o another train, blame tin: driver. If a careless workman will, ill .spite. of warning, try to fiml out Imiw many teeth a buz siuv has, and 1 In- saw tries to find out how many lingers I lie man lias, blame the workman, not liie saw. 11l New Plymouth people who have kidney complaint and liaekaclie "ill not take Bonn's Backache Kid,icy Pills when they are publicly endorsed, I'laine the pe'o]ile, not the inediidue. Hiss Jordan, Junction Road, near New Plymouth, says: ''For some vears I was troiililed with backache ami' also iddy headaches. The pains in nn hack vevc very severe, especially \vhe-i 1 stooped. Then giddiness would attack me suddenly, and I would nearly fall. Medicines seemed to do me no good, nn- . til I got Doan's liaekaclie Kid iev Pills. The relief tiiis remedy has given me is splendid; it is really marvellous how -oniplctely the baekaclio and giddiness liave heen banished." Do not neglect backache, or any other symptom of kidney trouble, for neglect is dangerous. When you don't feel as well as you ought, begin at once with the great kidney and hladded remedy. Don us IkckaeheKiilncy Pills. For sale •iy all chemist* ami storekeepers ai 3s per box (six boxes Kis lid), or will he posted on receipt of price by l-'oster-McClclliin Co., 7(j Pitt .street, Sydney. I!ut, be sure you get DOiJsiij.