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Bruce Herald, Volume L, Issue 32, 30 April 1914, Page 1

Don't Neglect

A COMMON CASE OF PILES. ££ MAY LEAD TO SEBIOUS RESULTS,

When people genervally understand that all such fatal diseases as Fistula, ulcer of the rectum, fissure, -eta, almost invariably begin in simple case of piles, tney will learn the Wisdom of taking prompt treatment tor the first appearance of this trouble. Doan's Ointment is for every form of piles, itching, bleeding, protruding, and blind piles, and Hundreds of lives have been suved by using this cheap, but effective, remedy right at the start, beoause at such times a single pot has often effeoted a cure, while in the oid, deep-seated, chromo cases several pots are sometimes neoessary. here is a case t Mr Samuel Hancocii, Albert street, Parramatta, Sydney, tf.S.W., says: —"For years I was one of the unfortunate people who suffer with bleed* mg piles, i need not enlarge on the pain and inconvenience of this dreadful ailment, sufferers will understand, and it is for their benefit that I•'make this statement. I tried amost ■ ev'ery known remedy, but DoAn's Ointment, was the only thing that ever did me good. It gave me ease very isoon, and six pots positively cured me, I am very grateful to Doan's Ointment for my cure means a lot to me." Eleven yeais later Mr Hanooofc says:—'' have not had the slightest return of Piles since Doan'e Ointnjent cured me oieven years ago, l can safely recommend sulferers to give Doan's Ointminc a trial." When we say that Doan's Ointment will cure Piles we mean exactly what we say, nothing more or less, and we me able to this emphatic state* 'ueut backed by such evidence ub the übuve. They are sold by all, chemists and sturekee ers at bs per bottle tsfix bottles 16s tid), or will be posted ua receipt of pnue by foster, JfUleiiau Co., 76 Pitt street, Sydney, But, be sure you get JJOAJVo.

KAISER'S FATAL NUMERAL IS 40, *V.i. ,-umibor 25 plays no pari, in. my deswjiy; 40 is-ray numeral." So wpoke tiie Ka so: crypb.caily at his recent silver jubilee. What oouid lie mean? bta&sticians through the Ernp/rosflft to .work to discover why (his Majesty wad plumped for 40. ilheitf zeal has had- a remarkable result. Tha J£aiser oxpeots to die in 1940! why? Because the dates 88 and 40 have played an extraordinary part in ■ the history of the Hohenzollerns. i-riederioh. I. d:*xl in 1440, Abrec'hib in i486, George WilbeLra in 1640. hi* sue* latter date appears again a-n exfcnaordiiniary caincidonce. Frieder eh Wilhelm I. died in 1740, while 'iA'te Fritz" eon, the .Emperor Firodr ch. both deH ' in 1840.. wliile W.Uliatn.l. and h<« son, 80 A cyc^ round again tS ■'''