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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 179, 20 July 1908, Page 4

NO ONE KNOWS

THE WiilUii'X OF ANOTHER .MAN'S BbltDiiN. MAiNV A ONE BROUGHT TO LICIIT. know if you have a burden to bear. You know where you are taxed to beat it. You know how much trouble it gives you. But do you know how to shake it oil'? The back bears more burdens than ail the human organisms. And it objects to it, sometimes emphatically. it aches, it pains; it is weak and lame. It is your lauit it you don't come to the rescue. Perhaps von don't l;now how. M e could tell you how, but you might doubt, us. We'll let this man tell you, ihen it's easily proven. Mr. (ilenn.v. Durie Town. Wnngnntii, says: -1 used Ooan's Backache Kidney Pills for pains in the back which resisted all Other Ireatment. The pains used to lie so bad that they lteavjv crippled me. and caused me to walk bent torward. I used a great imtnv remedies before 1 used Doan's Backache Kidney pills. bu| Ihis was the onlv remedy t'liat did me any good whatever. I hese pills gave me splendid relief, anil I can rei.-ommend them to all who suffer from the kidneys." Six years later. .Mrs. Clenny savs:—.

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THE COST OF A DEAD COW.

No subject connected with the management of cows is ol more vital importance to tlie dairy farmer than the prevention of discsise'in his horda. Unless conn are health*- tliey cannot prove generally linger oilier conditions they will prove it dead lose. The percentage of cows that die at c:ilviii/<-tiuic from milk fever is considerable, and causes of abortion are so frequent as to cause a big drain on the lanners income. Mow, perhaps none of your cows have contracted milk fever, 'l'hat is not to say that tliey will always escape. Remember, it is too late to lock the stable door after the horse has gone; too late to insure your house after it has been burnt down. Too late to bnv "Sykes's Drench" alter your £lO cow is dead.

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