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Clutha Leader, Volume XVIII, Issue 897, 25 September 1891, Page 8

Medical. T7URST-OLASS AWARD, V N.Z. & S.S. EXHIBITION. ALSO SYDNEY. Facsimile of Wrapper around every boa, A FEW TESTIMONIALS FROM THOUSANDS OF CURES. Mr M. Millar, with Messrs Smith and Smith, Octagon, Dunedin, writes : — 'Suffered severely from Swelling and Sweating of the Feet after typhoid fever. The doctor could do nothing for me. At Mr Smith's recommendation I used Red Cross Ointment with immediate effect, as it relieved the pain and cured.' Mr H. A. FLATMAN, Engineer, Opawa, writes : — ' With extreme pleasure I testify to the extraordinary healing properties of Red Cross Ointment. Jn. crossing the Madras street railway bridge at night I missed my footing and fell at least ten feet, receiving a severe wound on the temple, contusion on nose, badly blackened eyes, my temple and forehead swelled very lm.cii, tin ro being a lump over my eyes larire.r than a hen's egg. After using Red Cross Ointment four days, to my surprise and delight all traces of blackness disappeared, the swelling gone, and wounds healed.' Mr W. Harvey, Araluon (200 miles south of Sydney), writes : — 'The Ointment has nearly cured my little girl's eyes, who lias been all but blind for over two years. I think another pot will. I cannot tell you how thankful lam I got the Ointment. It is a Mighty Healer in every sense of the word.' Mr David Swax, Parksido Store, Caversham, says: — l A few applications of Red Cross Ointment has cured my wife of inflammation of the eyes. She had been under medical care, and had tried various remedies without effect. Our customers speak well o£ it, and we have a regular sale.' Otago Daily Timkk, Dunedin, Saturday, Jn}y IS, 1891 : — ' Strange, ye.t true. — The. only award coming to JNW Zealand from the Sydney National Juvenile Exhibition was awarded to Mi 1 Peter Dutton, Chemist., Dunedin, for his now well-known Red Crass Ointment.' A. Bauv witi[ a Nkw Nose. — Mr.* M'Corkixdalk, South Dunedin, writes: --'Baby had souie bad sores on its nose, that would not heal. Uswl Red Cross Ointment with such ufiect that in four .days one, oil my little ones called out in surprise, "Why, mother, baby has got a new noso !" '. Mr Alfred Lineham, Karawea, writes: — 'Enclosed find 10s for two large boxes Red Cross Ointment. Send one to me and the other to the address enclosed, Wandsworth road, Clapham, London. Our neighbors also speak very highly of it ' Mr Mercer, Grocer, Princes street, Duneclin, in ordering 12 dozen Red Cross Ointment, states that one of his customers declares that it relieves the pain of and is curing cancer. Messrs Kkiuptiiorne, Prosser, and Co., Wholesale Druggists, Dunndin, say : — ' Red Cross Ointment has killed the sale of all other ointments, and goes on increasing.' Colonial Drug Co., Dunedin, say : — 'Your Red Cross Ointment is very much praised amongst chemists, One. chemist states that ho sells more of your Ointment than any other patent he has in his shop.' Once used, always used. Price—ls 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d per box. Sold by G. W. HUTOHINS, Chemist, Balclutha, and all storekeepers. Post paid on receipt of postal order or note from the maker, PETER DUTTON, CHEMIST, DUNEDIN. A USEFUL DISCOVERY. One of the most uncomfortable and sometimes most difficult things to cure is a Corn. Medical men are seldom consulted in regard to them, and yet other ailments not half so painful and irritat my receive the best medical skill. Corns have consequently received the chemist's attention, and poisonous compounds are sold under various names as remedies. It is nothing more than might be expected, therefore, to hear that a Dunedin chemist has discovered a most extraordinary non-poisonous remedy called DOXINB. Corns have a gveat affinity for it and readily absorb DoxiNE. The natural conscquenco i'a that a few hours after application the Cora can be removed with the finger nail. It is put up in packets at Is 6d each. One special feature is that Doxine does not evaporate or spoil by keeping. It is now in the hands of Wholesale Drug Houses, who are supplying it to chemists as required, nnd, like Hkd Ckoss Ointment, is sure to take the place of all other such remedies. Should your Chemist not supply it, send postal note for Is 6d to the Inventor, PETER DUTTON", CHEMIST, DUNEDIN, When it will be sent by return mail, post paid.