It’s a Manly Act.

Woodville Examiner, Volume XXII, Issue 3876, 21 May 1906, Page 4

It’s a Manly Act.

A DANNEVIRKE CITIZEN SPEAKS HEEE FOR THE BENEFIT OF OTHERS. A plain straightforward statement A grateful acknowledgment of help. Telling a personal experience. Making it public for the public good. It's a manly act. It's wanly because it help 9 others. So many people have been misled Too many claims made that were not true. A Dannevirke maoj speaks here. Speaks in the interest of humanity. Kemoves the stumbling block of doubt. No better prcof cm be had. Mr 0. Skiltoo, hairdrrsaer, High St,, Dannevirke, sniys ; " At- is usual with most hairdressers I hav> suffered with pains tin the small of my back. I suppose it is caused by the want of exercise or too much indoor work. Ah the |<ati>> was in the vicinity of the kid...eys I tlmtighi D<an'B Backtche Kidw y Pins might give me relief so 1 procured some. lam glad to state, that these pills proved all I could tlesire. They htive cured me of backache and, generally sneaking I feel O.K. Anybody suffering as 1 did will t<*-t relief by using this remedy," Taka no substitute. You want the medicine which cured Mr Nevill, chert-tore ask for Doao's Backache, Kidney Pills a* d sen that the word 'Bockiche ' is in ih name. These pills are soli) by all chemists and storekeepers at 8-< per box ( ix boxes 16-< 6<i), or will be posted on receipt «{ price by Foster McClellan Co., 76 Pitt St., Sydney, N.S.W. Bm b< sure they are Doau's.

A new religious sect is trying to K«io fume and converts in Yorkshire. It is known as the Church of Christ, or the " Millennial Dawn," and the members meet at Otlpy, 12 miles from Leeds*. They consist principal y of seceders farm the Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists. They entertain strange notions of leaven and new theories of the <-arden of Eden. They hola that death and not eternal puff*-ring is the wages of sjd, and they av>r th»t those who now sUep in the grave will puss straight into bli-s i with the millennial day, when they will then be on trial for everlasting life. Three local preachers who have joined the new sect have sent the following explanation to the Primitive Methodists : " We are no longer holding your doctrines, injwhich we cannot believe entire-

ly, and we are setting forth some of our own doctrines. Wo believe that the . wages of sin is death. We cannot find • in the Bible that thi* life is the only opj portunity we shall have for salvation." M. Rousseliere, the Paris Opera I singer, who years ago worked in a ' factory at 2s Gd per day, has been en- > g"ged l° r a io«rin the United StHtes at a guaranteed fee of i'32o for each evening. M. Rousseliere'u life story is a romantic one. He was a blacksmith working in a foundry at Sidi Bel-Abbes in Algiers, at the time when M. Gailhnrd, of the Paris Opera, happened to go over to Algiers to spend a holiday. M. Gailhard went on to see over the foundry, and at the door of one of the shops he came to a standstill, fascina'ed by the magnificent voice of one of the workmen who was singing as he plied his hammer on the anvil. " What is the man's name ?" asked M. Gailhard of the proprietor, and on being told he to see M. Rousseliere privately. The result was ihnt he undertook the workman's education, and M. Rousseliere has now a larger inci»me than any other opera singer in France. Treat it properly. Colds weaken the lungs, lower th J vitality and pave the way for consumpI tion. Pneumonia always results from ! a cold, or from an attack of influenza. j Give every cold the attention it deserves; treat it jifoti.'ptly and properly. What should you do? There is but one answer. Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It i always cures. For sale by Watson & Co., Woodville.