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AUN Tö MOTHERS. Il" auy Aun Arbor Motlier lias looked lor this, i'ollow this Citizen 's Alvice. Whereverwe co and among all classes wc find children sulleriiiíf froin weak kidneys. The Intelligent mother knows Uut t.liis is not a habit and Hearches íor a remedy. It is nomething yery hard to relieve and the iauiily pbysician tells her that the child will row out of it in time. Sometimes thoy do not. In the meantime annoyance and enibarrassment is the result. If auyono knows a remedy is it not' an act ol' charity, is it not a duty to raake it public? Should self ishness or oride keep itconcealed? Mi's. Wm. Theiscn of 321 North Thayer Street, has used Doan's Kidney Pilis in her family and makes the following statement lor the benefit of anxious inothers and the relief of interesting little children. Mrs, ïheisen. says: "I am glad to recommend Doan's Kidney Pilis to mothers wliose children are suiïerers irom a weakened and debilitated condition of the kidneys and auxiliary organs. üur little boy, Leo, five years old, was troubled for two years with an extreme weakness oí his kidneys and loss of control over the secretions from those organs. We doctored and doctored for him and tried numerous remedies without his getting the least benefit. On seeing Doan's Kidney Filis recommended and especially adapted to such cases we procured a box at Eberbach & Son's drug store and began to give them to him. We noticed he was better after the first few doses and continued the treatment with the result that he was soon entirely cured. There has been no indication of a return of the trouble since and his general health is also much better." Doan's Kidney Pilis are for sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Mailed by Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. sole agents for the United States. Kemember the name Doan's and take no other: