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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7758, 9 March 1905, Page 4

NO FALSE RETURNS.

HERE ARE PLAIN FACTS ENDORSED BY A NEW PLYMOUTH CITIZEN.

Fow people will admit failure while there is a chance ior argument.. Many people claim success when no one rises to dispute. What we want to do is to place our claims where doubt is out of the question. We are doing this every day, and New Plymouth people are beginning to appreciate it. Many citizens step forward ami publicly testify to the merit of "The Little Conqueror." They unhesitatingly tell how burdens have been removed from tracks that bore them patiently for years. Surely .more convincing proof cannot be had than testimony like the following from a New Plymouth resident Mr John Pycroft, gardener, Aubrey Street, this town, says "I can give great praise to Doau's Backache Kidney Pills. They have cured me of kidney complaint, which has troubled me for the past four years. I had a pain in the small of my back so bad that I could scarcely stoop and I was almost crippled. I wa» never free of this pain. The secretions scalded and contained a sediment. I was always using some physic or another, but it seemed no use. I got a box of Doan's Pills at the Co-operative Store in Cui-rie-stieet, and the pills proved all that I coukl desire. The relief was almost immediate, and they, after a short treatment, quite cured me. I am as right now as ever I was." Beware of imitations. There i< nothing "just as good" as this remedy for backache and kidney trouble. You want the remedy which cured Mr Pycroft, tlicrefore ask for Doan's Backache Kidney Tills, and see that the word "Backache" is in the name. lhej" are sold by all chemists am! stoickcepers at 3s per box-six boxes 10 s Cd-or Will be posted on receipt of price by Foster-McClellan Co. <6 Pitt Street, Sydney, N.S.W. But be sure you ask for DOAX 9.

I The Banish 'Government suspicious ;of the frequent presence* ,of German bu'ttleships in Punish wa-| ter.shas u.sked for an explanation. I The Christchurch police trapped a man named Doyle in an attempt to', j sell opium, and the offender was- on | Tuesday lined £IOO. Uc had previously been lined a similar amount ' for n like offence, and K'intr unal>lc to pay had g-ojic to gao*. " j