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Feilding Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 1460, 11 June 1902, Page 4

UfsrAll:Ytnihga«dO!d, We aro glad that our blood-purifying and blood-forming remedy is good for all agesv It brings health to paloi and feeble children and it relieves, tlio debility and weakness that naturally coniG to old age. Mr. Lavi Sargeant, of Grenf ell, Now South. Wales, sends us this letter, with his photograph: " I liavo been a terrible sufferer from rhen* niatism and sciatica. I havo spent a great deal of money in : trying to get rid of the pam, but -without avail, andTc hare been confined to the bed for montlis at a time. I tlien tried and began to improve at once. After taking only six bottles I felt quite well, and noy/ am able to go about my work again. I mignt add I am seventy-five years of age." You cannot enjoy good bealtli unless yon have a daily movement of tlio bowels. Ayer's Pillß euro constipation. PrejHsHid by Dr. J. C. Aj« «=>., Lowc'l, Mas 3., U. S. A, ANOTHER WAR OFFICE MISTAKE, Woman's Letter from her " Dead " Husband. The military authorities have once more reported the death of a soldier afterwards found to he alive. An incident of this kind has occurred very recently in the case of a youug man named Lancaster, who, when a stallholder in Smithfield Market, Manchester,, .joined the Imperial Yeomanry, about nine months ago, and proceeded to South Africa, leaviDg his wife to carry on the business. From time to time Mr Lancaster received letters from her husband, but towards the end of March she re- } ceived an ominous-looking communication from the War Office to say that Private Lancashire had died, from J enteric at Krdonstad. The bereaved woman went into mourning, had memorial cards printed, and in due course drew the "club" money. The Wav Offica made the usual inquiries through the police as to the woman's character, and these being to the satisfaction of the authorities, Mrs Lancaster would, in course of time, have received a pension as a soldier's widow. Instead of a pension, however, she received something of a very different nature — a letter from the husband, who was supposed to be dead. Greatly agitated, she at once communicated with the War Office, and in reply received j a letter in which it was stated that that they had no doubt there was a mistake, and that her husband was alive. An effort is now being made j to secure satisfactory confirmation of what to Mrs Lancaster should be very good news indeed. I i Bone So Quietly ' | ■ B . >* in- in FEILDING PEOPLE AEE SUEPPJSED — LIKF, A RAY OF SUNSHINE. TO MANY A HOME It comes like a ray of snnstsme. Makes the old folk happy. Makes the young folk jojfd. Takes the load off tbe tack. It's ail done so quietly. Nu fuss about it. What is it? Why, Doan's Backache Kidney Fills. The littlo Lidney wonder workers. . What will they do ? Read what a citizan says : — Mr A Hawes, Queen Street, lllie town, Eays :— " Mrs Hawes has been troubled a great deul with kidney cotoplamt. She had a Beyere pain across the email cf tho beck, and it interfered a great deal with her movements. When she stooped she had extreme difficulty in getting up again. She woro plasters, which gsvo her a certain amount of relief Scrae time ago I got a box of Doan'a Backache Kidney Pills at Wooll&raa' Pharmacy, and th 9 has einee obtained a good deal of bficefit. through using this remedy. Th 9 relief came "vcithin four days cf be-nnniog to use ths pills, tthe can get aboufc and bond ber back quite freoly now, and by all appearances slis ia very near a complete recovery lam pleased to recommend Doan's Backeoh* Sidney Pills to anybody suffer iag with kidney complaint.'' Do not be satisfied with any imitation cf Doan'a Pills, for rrsitatiouß are worthless You want ths geuumo medicine ; than which help. Ed Mrs Hawes. Doan'a Backache Kidney Fills are for sals at Wopllatos' Phaviaaoy, and by all chemists and ttorekeep ers at 8a per box (six boxes 16s 6ci) or will be poeted on receipt of price by tbe proprietors, Foster- MeOleilan Co , 76, Pitt St , Sydney. , But be SURE they are Doan'a. THE FEILDING STAR." INSTRUCTIONS as to the insertion or withdrawal of Advertisements to the Feilding Stab must be in WritiDg. Disclaimers will in all cases be altered as advertisements, and charged .accordingly. Advertisers and Subscribers in other parts of the Colony, and tbe surrounding districts, can remit payment by money orders, postal notes, postage stamps, or cheques (with exchange added)." It is particularly requested that all letters and commnnicationsbe addressed fco. "The Editor" or "The Proprietors "of this^onrnal, and not to a member of the firm or to any member of oar staff. In every case where a copy of the Star is short delivered either by run> ocrs, carriers/agents, or the post office, we will be obliged if oar subscribers will let us know promptly. Unless that is done we cannot take the necessary steps to supply the omission. While every care 18 exercised in regard to the dne insertion of advertisements, the Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for non-inser-tion through accident or from other causes ; and the Proprietors reserve to themselves tbe right of omitting ad vertisements that they may. deem objectionable, even although such ad vertisements may have bsen received and paid for in the ÜBual course of business. KIRTON 8b CURTIS, Piropriotcr.