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Skin Came Off from Finger tnds to Elbows— Treated for Months by Skin^ Specialists Who Could Do Nothing for this Distressing Case. iC i i FOUND PERFECT CURE AT LAST IN CUTICURA "I had blood poison in both my fcauds. My doctor got the blood poison §out all right but, with tho treatment ho gave me, ail the skin came off my hands from my finger ends up to my elbows. They were as raw as beef. I -was unable to do any work for about twelve months owing to this accident. Tho doctor kept me under his care 'all these months. He tried everything in his power and it was not muc'\ better ,In tho end. So at last he told ms he could do no more for me and I felt very down-hearted as I thought I was not . going to get better. The doctor advised me to go to a skin specialist, and so I did. When he looked at mv hands be said it was a very baa case. "I was under his care for a few months, but I was no better with all his treatment. I gavo it up for a bad job, and I told my doctor I was getting no better. He recommended me to the Infirmary to try another skin specialise. I tried his treatment for three months but found no benefit from it at all. Six years ago I thought I was not going to get a cure. One day I saw the Cuticura .Remedies advertissd and said I should like to give them a trial. I sent for Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. After I tried them and saw that my bands w er 9 coming on first class I persevered till I got a cure. Now my hands are all right and I am at my usual work. I am never without Cuticura Soap and Ointment and shall praise them wherever I go. Mr. William Roberts, 9, Top Row, Plasbenion, nr. Ruabon, North Wales, Eng., Nov. 12, 1907, and Jan. 29, 1908." Reference: R. Towns & Co., Sydney. Complete Treatment tor Every Ilumour ot Infants, Children and Adulta consists of Cuticura Soap to Cleanse Ule Skin. Cuticum Omfmeut to Hoal the Skin and Cuticun Resolvent Pil's to Purify the Blood A Single Set olwn Cures. Sold throughout fit? world. Depots: London, C 7. Charterhouse 50,.; Paris S. Rue dv la Palx: Australia. H. Towjis <fc Co . Sydney: India. B. K. Paul. Calcutta; U. S. A.. Potter Drug & Chem Corp . Hole Props. 8-3-PO3l free. 32-paec boo!; gmtis: description, treatment and cure of diseases ot tho Ekin and scalp. "My daughter Ruby, 7 years, was completely run down through weakness and bronchitis, and the doctor advised me to give her SCOTT'S ,*£ w \a; tts> ua was S p2endid for building up the constitu- . tioru She liked' SCOTT'S and in a short time became quite well and rosy ; appetite improved and she put on flesh wonderfully." (Mrs.) Agnes Jarrett, 112 Buckingham m\ km Mk an re» co m Street Svd- *^ 1/9,08. The doctor ordered SCOTT'S in preference to any other emulsion because doctors know ■ that SCOTT'S Emulsion always contains precisely the same quantities of precisely the same pure and powerful fj?.y 49 B B W jj n n t Q a deii^ . cious cream by the unchal- . . lenged .SCOTT process. From this it follows th^t diseases and conditions which SCOTT'S has been provefd to cure (as above) will rjb cured just as surely in other for instanced Look for Scott's jgL v fishman " on ApwK the package. Of MjMpr all chemists and j| ||^ dealers in mcdi- f' I'fs cines. li!m&> , '___. \ I «/u^e souA&le •daLL&GtJLS P 7^£/ IT. J The finishing touch to n good breakfast is a cup of delicv,us fragrant BOURBON COFFEE. It brightens the eye, clears the brain, and fits one for the work of the day. Bourbon Coffee is prepared from the finest coifee beans by a unique process, and is packed in patent air-tight cannisters. 1 DON'T YOU THINK THAT, since inferior tea is nasty, and bad tea is injurious, it is a good thing to drink only the best tea ? THAT, as an economical housewife, it will pay you to use the tea that is richest and strong, •st, tastes best and goes the farthest ? SI

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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 8, 9 July 1909, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 8, 9 July 1909, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 8, 9 July 1909, Page 4