WHAT A BLESSING!

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14590, 27 April 1918, Page 8

WHAT A BLESSING!

What a blessing it. is. Sought after by thousands. Peopl© are finding it out. Many a miserable man - ! ie liappy now. Nights of unrest, days of trouble. • Aiy irritating skm disease -means this. Piles mean it. . > Efczema, just as bad and just as hard to cure. ' . , But Doan/'e Ointment, does it. Relieves at onoe arid cures if you use ' it long enough. A specific for, any irritation of, the skin. A blessing fqr a .suffering public. JfeiVs pticbf of it: , ; Mr B. Hoe, daiFym^u^ and NoEman. Roads,' Qieborne, says : ""Eighteen, months agp I used Doan*B Ointment for an attq/Ck of Itching arid Protruding Piles, and I am plpas^l to tell you it cured me. J suffered terribly from this complaint, tlie irritation being often almost unbearable, but I am sure, after my experience with Doaii'g Ointment, that no on© need, put up witli th© tortnre of Piles. This remedy gives relief very ouickly and gradually allays the burning irritation altogether. > There is no ailr ment that I know of more trying than. Piles, and it is a good thing that such a splendid Ointment is obtainable. It has my hearty recommendation, and wiih reason, for it cured my eighteen months ago, and I have had no retufil of the troif.ble isincp." . ' . "■ Doan's Ointment ia sold by. all oheinists and storekeepers at 3s per pot, or will be posted on receipt of prioe by FosterMqaellaii Co,, 76 PittSitet, Sydney. JRU.t, b^ sure you get H'OAJTS," ' ■ '

up the two men, who- were little th 1 * worse for their experience. , I