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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXI, Issue 7913, 29 September 1909, Page 1

DON'T LET YOUR PILESJONTINUE. EVERY HEMORRHAGE ULCER ISA POSSIBLE FJE'-P FOR CANCER. i It is the utmost folly to allow the j common complaint known as Piles to continue. Even if your Piles are not bad enough to cause you much annoyance, the neglect to- cure them may lead to very dangerous results, and dangerous results may come much quicker than you anticipate. The veins of ' the rectum are congested when there are Piles, and the excessive straining of the abdominal walls to force a passage m many cases leads to rupture and cracking of the tissues. Cancer is then liable to follow at any time. Every week I get letters like this : "Please send me another box of Pile Cones. I have not quite finished the first box, but am so wonderfully improved that I will continue right on until the cure is complete." " I promised to 'let you know the result of using Dr. Fellows' Pile Cones, and I can give it to you m one word— (cured.' The first box completely cured the itching, before the second box was finished the bleeding had entirely ceased, and I thought it wise to continue with a third box, though I don't believe it was necessary. You will remember that I told you my father had recommended them because they had cured him. We can now both use the same word— {cured,' and we are both exceedingly thankful." I am proud to know that I have such an excellent remedy, and from the evidence that is constantly accumulating I cannot use language too strong to induce you to try Dr. Fellows' File Cones; m boxes 3s 6d each. A. M. LOASBY, The Only Prescribing Chemist 147 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. ■Wholesale from H. F. STEVENS, , Wholesale Druggist, Christchurch.