FROM A NEAR-BY TOWN.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8711, 10 January 1907, Page 4

FROM A NEAR-BY TOWN.

WHAT THEY SAY IN FEILDING IS THE SAME AS THEY SAY HERB.

There is Eomcth'ng novel in reading incidents connected with the life of people in a neighbouring town. Even if these are of the most trivial nature tho fact o! them being near neighbours makes them interesting. When they give vent to their feel, inga on a question that concerns both places the incidents are doubly interesting. Take the opinions on Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills in this neighbourhood and compare them with what follows from Fcildirg. Ibis is only one example, but is sufficient to prove the truth of the assertion. Mrs Murray, West-street, Feilding, says : _<■ My husband has put up with a good deal of torture through piins in the small of his back in tbe vicinity of the kidneys. I fancy that it was a cold in tho kidneys which ‘troubled him- When In pain he could not stand straight, and when te stooped down he had great diffiouity to get up again. Plasters only gave him passing relief, and were most inconvenient. He got Doan’s#Backache Kidney Pille, ana einoi ho has used this remedy he has Inst all backach". Ho keeps the pUls by him in case his ailment should return, but so far he has had no occasion to use them.” Do not bo satisfied with any imitation to Doan’s Pills. Remember it was Doan’s Backache Kidney P.lla which ouiod Mr Murray, and you went tho tamo remedy. These Pills are sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 3a per box (6 boxes 16a 6c) or will bo posted on receipt of price by Foator-MoCJellan Co, 76 Pitt-stveat, Sydney. Remember the name —DOAN’S.