ITCHING PILES.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 11505, 11 February 1903, Page 9

ITCHING PILES.

There are a great many cures. Every paper mis ite shore. Statements hard to believe, harder to (rove. Statements from far-away places. What people say in Queensland. Public expression from Sydney. Ofttimes good endorsement there, But of little service here at ihome. ChristcHureh people want local proof. The sayings of neighbour*, friends, and citizen*. Home endorsement counts. It disarms the sceptic, is beyond dispote. This is thJe backing that stands behind •very box of Boon's Ointment. Here is a case of it. Mrs J. W. Thomas, A3 Madras street, this city, says:—"For the past two or three years I have been persecuted with itching piles. I could not account for getting this trouble, and I could not get a cure for it. They were abominably irritating, and I spent a good deal on them. I got Doan's Ointment some months ago at Bonnington's Pharmacy, and when I used one pot of the Ointment I was quite free of the trouble. I've tad no return of th» ailment since, so it is a complete cure." It cannot be repeated too often that i Doan's Ointment will cure itching piles. It will cure them absolutely, but do not take our word for what is "said—ask Mrs Thomas; she knows, for it cured her, and ■he lives here in Christchurch. What proof could be better? Doan's Ointment is sold by all chemists and •torekeepers at 3s per box, or will be potted on receipt of the price by the proprietors. Foster-McC-ellan Co., 76 Pitt •treet, Sydney, N.S.W. But be sure it is IK)AN'S. 6 Wardella , Himalaya tea, at Is 6d, is a nice, rich, strong tea; if you nave not tried it already, you are advised to do so. Sample will be #ent on application. 6