What a Blessing.

Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12461, 16 January 1904, Page 4

What a Blessing.

What a blessing it 19. Sou<rbt after by thousaWteJS'ew' : 'Ply 1 mo«^ is fiP ai «X it out. 1 Many a jniseralite man is happy Nights of unrest, days of trpufole. Any irritat ng sldn "disease means tins. Piles mean it. ' . Etazerna just as bsfid, ana just as iiard to cure". ~ ~ - Btut Doan's Ointment does it. Relietves at once and cures if yoitt use it lonfj -enough.. A blessing to a suffering "p"*" 0 - * . A spe6ifie for any irritation of the IJere'B New Plymouth i#o»f to baoic* it;-— • I Mrs Jordan, Junction Road, neau (New Plymouth, says:— "l nad an irkitation on the badk of my nook for k lone time. It caused me injichpain, whict.l had to ehauie, as I couM get nothing to relive it. Some ,»<»>'» ago I obtained a pot of Doan s Ointment at tlie Go-operative Store, and. lam glacl to say that ttus P^raiion has given me great rekfef. Every apfplication stops the pain and irritation at once." _ . „ Doan's Ointment is splendid in all diseases of the afcin. ccaum, piles,bives, insect bites, sores, diilblains, Ictc. It is perfectly safe and very efifective. Very often two or three pots 'have made a complete cure of chronic cases which havfc resisted other remedies for years. ■ Doan's Ointment is sola fey nil chemists and storekeepers at 3s per pot or will be posted on receipt of price hy Foster MoOlcilan Co., 7« Pitt atreet, Remember the, naanw-DQIAiw S.