FROM A NEAR-BY TOWN.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8165, 26 July 1906, Page 4

FROM A NEAR-BY TOWN.

WHAT IJIEV dA* I>- STIIATIOItD 18 THE 6XMK AS XUJJV SAY Jllijfjj, There is something novel in reading ineidents eonueeted with people iu a neighbouring town, liven if thr.-o lire of tbu most trivial kind, the fact of them being near neighbours makes 111 interesting. When they give U'Ut to their feelings on a question thai i-oneenii both plaees, the inei di-uts are doubly interesting. Take the opinion o,j Doan's ISaeU-he Kidney JUIN, and euhipare it with what follows. la only one example, but it is sullieient to prove the truth of tile j a^>crtiuii,

Mv W. Howsou, earpenter, L'eha slrcet, Slralford, «ay s :-•■ I c.aro^mmend JJuau's JJaekaehe Ividney l'ills to anyone who is alleeted with pains in the back, or other symptoms of kidney irutu.l... i l,ad backache pretty -cvcrciy, and J „as put t„ a Jot ui trouble riinl expense ,n ti-yun,' l 0 .-el u remedy tliai would cure nic/bul 1 was not -iiccc.sful until I obtained lloanKtekachc ludney r,lk some limi . ~.,„; lUe relief this remedy basg.venme has been very great, and seem- how much good 11 lias dime me, 1 am glad to pass the good word along. 1 >Ull n al ' keep this remedy by me in ease 1 have aiutncr attack ol backache." Take no substitute. Von want the remedy which Mr Kowson reeommends. iheretoru ask tor Dunn's Baekaehe Kidney l'ills, and ,ee that the word '•liackaehe " is in in the name.