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' ECZEMA DROVE ? MM TO m « [!. Hand Became Swollen and Very Red and Painful —Arm Gradually Af- *■ fected Up to Elbow—lmpossible c to Give Idea of Agony Undergone > fc for Three Years—Doctor and Very i" Many Remedies Fail, *l CURED BY TWO SETS ? OF CUTICURA REMEDIES >r , } ! "My trouble etarted with swelling in , my right band, which became red and <4 very painful and irritating. This swello ing spread gradually up the arm until it r reached the elbow. It is impossible for mc to give any idea of the agony I went through during the three yeare that I this eczema continued. I tried first v " i one remedy and then another, only too ( * glad to test anything that my friends Ie suggested. Nothing seemed to be of i<? J the least good. I went to a doctor for i- ; four weeks in the provinces, where I was j living at the time, and the treatment , be put mc under was as ineffectual as '1 the rest. I was almost In despair. One lt day I happened to catch sight of an r - advertisement of Cuticura JRemediea, <1 and there I read of a .case of eczema a having been cured by 'the use of Cutin oura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and i Cuticura Resolvent Pills. The case ; was so similar to my own that I thought ; I would at least make one more try to n get my arm right. I bought the whole >'t treatment of the chemist, and I perseis vered with it for a week. By that ,s time the improvement was apparent to n any one, ana the relief I felt myself was 'j great. I should not have believed it * possible for any remedy to afford such comfort in co short a time. My exr perience with the other remedies for o eczema—and I should think I tried r- them all — enables mc to appreciate it Cuticura to the full. By the doctor's t. orders I was keeping my arm in a aling c for many months, but the sling was 6ooa dispensed with when I started with ° Cuticura. I persevered with Cuticura ° Soap, Ointment, and Pills for about a ■; couple of months, using in all two li complete treatments, and I can tell c you candidly and heartily that I was c cured. I have occasion to have great r faith in Cuticura in ek'in ailments, not " only because of the great good it has 18 , done mc, but because of the benefit I o know has accrued from its use in other J- cases. Mr. T. S. Gillard. 3, Hetley Road, i, Shepherd's Bush, London, Not. 19, 'Oβ." ■t . CuUran Remedlei told throuchout the world. n Depots: London. 27 Ouncrboiue Bq,; Parli, 5 Rue de la Pen: AuitniU. R. Towns <fc Co.. Brdner; S , Potter Drue & Ct»m. Sol* Props. ;. e-JPae-irtc Cuucur* So*k om Bkla DUewea. c d