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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 14038, 22 October 1909, Page 3

Piles are Gruel A Mail Can't Work when He is Suffering from Piles ! He is Full of Pain —He Can't Eat, nor Sleep, nor get any Comfort! If you are suffering from the pain and discomfort of blind, bleeding, itching or protruding piles, why don't you cure them ? Perhaps you prefer suffering to freedom —most likely you don't. Dr. Fellows' Pile Cones are really good. Dr. Fellows used them in his practice for over 18 years—he never used the knife and he never had a failure. I have proved them, and am proving them here in Christchurch every, day. There is no earthly doubt that Dr. Fellows' Pile Cones will cure you as they have cured thousands of other sufferers. Follow the directions and give them a fair trial. "I suffered the tortur? of bleeding piles for years. I tried any number of salves, ointments, and washes. One 3s 6d box of Dr. Fellows' Pile Cones completely cured me, and that is a fact." What better evidence do you need P Come and get a box of this splendid remedy to-day—now I Obtainable from all Chemists, 3a 6d. Sole Proprietor, A. M. LOASBY, The Only Prescribing Chem 147, COLOMBO ST., CHRISTCHURCH. Wholesale Agent, 11. F. STEVEN, Christchurch.

Tin; farm is tin.* foundation of all commerce ami ministries. ii. can lie niucle permaiieiuiy productive if miland is properly leu. .ill lorn.s oi vegetation uran' something irom tin soil. The root that huilu.-> ine pl.uu tilches daily irom mother earth. Animal leeding on tho larin insures tin; paying back of sollit; »f tin* UeUl; grain selling, .sends the farm to marlcet inch liy men. The! Now York "'limes" contends that i here is an improvement lit manners in America, and, as instances, points out that railway compiuu. s aie issuing manifestoes to their employees telling them not to insult more people than necessary, as sucn conduct tains lip valuable unie that, might- he devoted to swelling dividends; that multimillionaires are acquiring the habit of explaining that they mean no harm; that policemen, though they are more sturdy than ever, do not club total strangers quite as fiercely. Cooks are giving notice the night before, instead of the morning of their departure; tradesmen are now waiting two or three seconds before ringing the door hell a second time; even burglars are removing their hats in the presence of ladies sitting up in bed, and arc using smokeless powder; wives are "boiling down" their curtain lectures; ".summer girls" are returning more rings than heretofore; and children of American parents with incomes of more than X'aUOl) a year are often quite polite when addressed by a stranger. Carry a. Ixix of Zymolo Trokeys in your pocket. They are a good tiling to have about you, oft'times preventing a little hoarseness from resulting in a hard cough. 11 For children's hacking cough at night, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, li 6d and 2s fid...