A LADY'S TRIBUTE

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXII, Issue 15773, 14 November 1911, Page 9

A LADY'S TRIBUTE

TO DR FELLOW'S PILE CONES [ . AND A. C. TABLETS. • \ ' "This is to say how thankful I am'-> to you- for Dr Fellow's Pile Cones and \ A C Tablets. You are at liberty it... publish this letter,, as it may benefit , some others and save them the excru-;; ! elating agony I suffered from protrud-;,.. i in"- and inward piles and constipation.;,: I Died so freely and suffered so much ; pain that I was quite run down. My,,. ! nerves gave way. I used to turn giddy.. i and fall down. I lost my appetite. 1,. ! was truly ill and suffered untold ago-.., nies I was advised by several doctors ; to undergo an operation, which 1..; dreaded. My nerves were so bad that • I was very despondent. I had terrible . noises in my head, and a racking pain' in my brain and back of my neck. I got... no relief from anything. I felt I was going mad with suffering. I was,. advised by another lady friend that had.,. been cured by Dr Fellow's Pile Cones; ; and A. C. Tablets to try them. I hope,:* this letter will induce other sufferers;^ to do as I did." " Ask Loasby about « it," and get cured. ", Dr Fellow's Pile Cones, 3s 6d per bos, ; three boxes for 10s. „.,,.' , Dr Fellow's A. C. Tablets, for constipation, 2s 6d per box of forty doses. From chemists and grocers, or post free from __ A. M. LOASBY, The Only Prescribing Chemist, "•; 879, Colombo Street, threo doors from'Cashel Street Corner nearer Cathedral Square. 1988