FRIGHTFUL ECZEMA.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 988, 1 December 1910, Page 2

FRIGHTFUL ECZEMA.

KESTJLTING IN A POISONED BAD LEG.. KEXONA EFFECTS: ANOTHER WONi DEKFUL CUKE IN BENDIGO. "Two years ago I had a very severe attack of Eczema, particularly on my hands and legs," writes Mrs. Eliza F. Dillon, 1G Arnold Street, Bendigo, Vic. "I received medical treatment, but derived little or no benefit. I also tried'several cures or so-called cures which I heard of from one and another, but to no purpose. Tho irritation was unbearable, and during, niy frenzy I must have poisoned' my leg by scratching it, for an ulcet formed on my ankle and another on the leg, just at tho back of the knee. I- was unablo to walk, and was forced to go to the Bendigo Hospital, where .1 remained for eight weeks. Tho leg was threo times tho size of the other leg. Tho sore had eaten right into the bone. Tho pain was unbearable, and I really would not havo cared if they had taken my leg off. Th« wounds healed, but to my dismay chortlv after my return home my" anklo broke out worso than over, and continued bad. Ono day I read in a local paper of a Melbourne constable who was cured of a had leg by Rexona. I told my husband that I would try a tin, as it could not do mo any harm, if.it did mo no good To my astonishment, after using ono ti°-' my foot was thoroughly healed, and shows no sign of getting bad again. Mv little child, aged three, also had very bail chilblains on his hands, which m », broken. Kexona cured them; and now if he gets a cut ho asks for Eexona." Rexona, the Rapid Healing Ointment is a remarkably effectivo remedy for all affections of the .skin, also for wounds \ burns, sores, and those many hurts which aro constantly calling, for the u«e of •, ~' reliable remedy. Price, Is.' Gd. and 3s. ia