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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21143, 29 March 1932, Page 13

SKI! 10US CIIANCEB Arc Taken lu Neglecting A Simple Case Of PilesAny person takes serious <.ttrui ( es in neglectir;ir an attack of piles. I,s a .' went has' a tendency to become chrome, find there is also danger of ulceration and forming of fistula, both very difficult to euro. The safest remedy for any form of piles, whether itching or I J '° trudinz, is Doan's Ointment. In ' j s;ng 11 there 13 no detention from daily occupation, and the many cures made y > >iav6 made it famous in every corner o (he world. it enjoys a greater demand and more enthusiastic popularity tliari finy oilier pile remedy ever placed od - * market. Hero is a case: iMrs. W. Uollings, 15, Elizabeth Street, Jlount Eden, Auckland, says: " A member of my f.-.nuly is a great believer in ■Doan's Ointment., and always keeps a Tot of this splendid remedy in the house, ijoine 11mo ago lie was snffeiing much with piles, the irritation being often almost, unbearable. He used many advertised cures, but until he applied Dean's Ointment, nothing seemed able to give him any relief. A friend suggest o to him to try Doan's Ointment, so tie bought a pot and used it with most beneficial results. It gave linn ease fil most- at once, and before long the piles bad completely disappeared. He is ne^ e y troubled with the complaint now, but I'kes (o have Doan's Ointment handy in £ ase the trying irritation should return any time." Eight years later, Mrs. Collings sajs. 1 lie member of my family who was cured of piles by Doan's is eI »U free from this trying complaint. loan's Ointment is sold by a chemists and storekeepers. i osterCo., Proprietors, 15, Hamilton §Wfet, Svdnev.' .. T , q But, bo euro you get DOAN S. ilAdvt.)