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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8003, 14 December 1905, Page 4

I HAPPY LIVING. HAPPINESS HAS COME OF LAfE TO MANY A NEW PLYMOUTH , CITIZEN. In New Plymouth there is . many a happy home. Pel-haps you know of some, or better still, it may be that you rest your head iu one yourself. Then again, there is many an unhappy creature in our midst. 'Tis not surprising that this rhou.'d be the case, when one thinks of the burdens some backs are forced to bear. If yours is not the back that bears the burden, still we .think you would be glad to lend a helping hand to lighten another. Let me show you how it can be dont, and at the same time tell a story of New Plymouth life thut will prove that this aid can easily be given. Mrs R. Heal, New Plymouth. says :—" For three years I suffered "with the kidneys and badly needed a medicine to give me relief. Tlic symptoms were pain in the back and giddiness and headaches. The pains in my back were simply ngonis;tog, and violent that they used to pros!ante me. I was for e — ■—;— ——n does, but they n< good. I was at a Ins* what toll next when I saw I loan's Back.irl Kidney Pills advertised, and I got a box at the Co-operative Store in Currie Street. These pills ere the best medicine I have ever used. They are splendid. They Kavc they will «f in lime." Take no substitute. Hememlx-r it Is Doan's Backache Kidney PHI which Mrs ff« if you suffer as she did yo want the same remedy. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are •old by all chemists and keepers at 3s per box—six ,l> ixea J6s 6d—or will be posted on receipt of- price by Foster I" Co., 76 Pitt Street. Sydney. X.3.W. But be sure the; are DOAN'S.

OUT. GRAH&MS CURE Sores on Face and Back for Long Time. Tried many Doctors Without Success. BITES THANKSJO GUTICURJI ~ W. 8. Graham, 1311 Boff ~ .. __ing, W. Vau, writing under date of Jnne 14,'04, says: "I am bo aratefnl I want to thank God that a friend recommended Cnticnra Soap and Ointment to me. I sufferer! for a long time with sores on my face and back. Some doctors said I had blood poison, and others that I had barbers' Rch. None of them did me any good, bat'they all took ray money. My friends tell me my skm now looks as clear as a baby's, and I tell them all that Cnticnra Soap and Ointment did it"

PIKETT ft WILKIE BTXLtiEBS AND CONTBACTOB9. Tt**pkona 36*. Crushed Metal, Band, Boulder*, Paving Stones PROMPT DELIVERY AT> REASONABLE KATES. Tarred Asphalt a Specialty Wa Apply material only or finished work, u required, for Tennis Courti, Path*, Yards, and Drive*. BCBEEHBB* FOR FOOTPATHS ALWAYS ON BAND. Large Conopete Culvert Pipes ESTIMATES GIVEN for EaUdlngs ol all descriptions. Town or Country, Drainage Work*. Painting, ate. Workshop and Vara . QJIX STAEET. NEW PLVJIOUTH

When a cow Is about half dead is pool time to think of buying a drench. Every former who runs his farm on a business basis knows by experience that it pays handsomely to teach fach cow immediately af ter calviag. You cannot afford to baa the life of a valuable .unirna) when you Cam eft SVKKS' lUIKNCII for Is 6d packet or 16s dozen from ■tores. If you are a progressive sairyman you will alw a - s keep a supply at band. The Cost of B¥KES' DRENCH is small in com pariton to the value obtained from its use. It acts as a preventative of abortion for the ensuing season, milk fever, etc., to say nothing of renderlag milk fit for the factory a day •ooner. The test of time is the ■ infallible test. If a remedy has real merit it will stand this searching trial. Rheunio stands Ihe lest triumphantly. Ever sinac it was introduced some three years ago its sales have steadi ly increased each month, and now it is found at every chemist's and store, from the North Cape to the Bluff. There is but one reason for Khcumo's success : It is an absolutely reliable eore for rheumatism, gout and Kindred diseases. Thousands have been cured by it ; Ihey have recommended It to their friends with eqpally satis* factory results. If you suffer from rkeumatism, jive Rheumo a fair trial, and it will cure you. Sold by all chemists and stores at 3s fid WHAT A STKATFOKO MAN RAYS What a Stratford man says always interests New Plymouth people. There is so much in common between these two towns that the happenings of one always awake a responsive chord in the hearts of the inhabitants of the other. Therefore the statement of Mr W Rowson, carpenter, who lives •at Uelia-etreet, Stratford, which we print below, Wlli have weight with New Ply- , HMnrtb people.