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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3361, 13 December 1919, Page 7

UNBMPLOYED RE“TU’}‘.N ED j ‘ t sonnrnns; ' '_ DEMONSTRATION IN SYDNEY. SYDNEY, Dec. 11. ' A precession of unemployed retumed soldiers, with banners inscribed, “We want work; we Want bl‘e'3.d. Down with profite.ers,” held a nieeting at tha Trades’ Hall, and afterwards .. pro— to .Parli.arnent House..."l‘lley were informed the Chief Secretary_ was , absent, and dispersed. ITALIAN DISORDERS. ROME, Dec. 7. ’ Details of disorders at Mantua on the 3rd and etth, in which eight were killed and fiftywounded, show that the I disturbances were the result of a. protest strike. A mob attacked the bard racks and beat four oflicers -senseless, and smashed all the windows The soldiers fired into the air, and ‘the mob fired at the soldiers. The mob then invaded the station and‘ dcsiroyeil the tolegraphs and telepllones, rushed to the gaol and released the prisoners, and set fire to ‘the building. They com‘mittetl similaracts elsewhere. The troops were reinforced, and occupied the city. MILITARY ENTENTE. —. PARIS, Dec. 8. The “I\latin” states that the Bel-r gian Cabinet will declare in favour i of :1 military entente with France and L Britain. DON’T NEGLECT. * A COMMON CASE OF FILES IT MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS . _ RESULTS. When people generally understand that all such fatal diseases as Fistula, Ulcer of the Rectum, Fissure, etc., almost invariably begin i.n a simple case of piles they will learn the wisdom be taking prompt treatment for the first lappearance of this trouble 15oan’s Ointment is unegualled for every form of Piles———ltching, Bleeding, Pro-‘ truding and Blind Piles and hundreds of lives have been saved by using this cheap, but effective, remedyriglit at the start because at, such times a. single pet has often effected a cure, while in the old, deep-seated, chronic cases several pots -are sometimes nec-' essary. Here is a case:-—— - Mrs. 7S. ‘J’. Foster, 33 Warwick Street Feilding, says:—‘ ‘My advice to all who suffer from Piles is to iise Doan’s Ointment at once. and I am sure they will derive great benefit by doing so. I have proved it to be a. splendid rel medy. A member of my family suifer-A I ed agony from itching and protruding piles the,pain and irritation being at times aimost lunbearable, this being especially the case at night or in the warm Weather. We tried all sorts of remedies, but noneiof them seemed to do any good. One day I was fortunate ‘enough to hear Doan’s Ointment‘being a sure cure for Piles, so We sent _for a pot, and Commencednsing it as [once_ It was marvellous how quickly, the irritation was relieved by this Ointment, and -before two pots were yused a perfect cure was effected. Four years have elapsed since then and during that ‘time there has been no return of Piles, so .I regard the cure permanent.’ ’ , ‘Six years later, Mrs. Foster says:—“The cure referred to has proved a. permanent one; I need say no more, the facts speak for themselves.” Six years later, Mr. Jessop says: "1 have had no return of backache and kidney trouble since Doan’s Pills cur. ed me six years ago.” _ Doan’s Ointment is sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 3/ per pot,’ or will be-posted on receipt of price by Foster-McClellan Co., '76 Pitt St., Sydney. _ But be sure you get Do‘AN's,