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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 118, 16 May 1912, Page 2

On Face, Armsand Body. Water B!is- ! ters Burst and Spread,. Clothes j Stuck to Them and Caused Great Suffering, Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, Sores Disappeared. "My two children (ages: girl, 10, and boy 8 years) broke out in sores on the face, arms, and lower part of the body. The sores came out in a kind of water blister and would burst and then become full of matter and would run and then spread bigger. They caused great itching and burning and we. had to tie the boy's hands in cloths at night to keep him from tearing 'at them. Their clothes would stick to the sores on the. body and caused great suffering. "We took .the children to a doctor and for two months we used his remedies but they not only did no good, but the sores got worse. I saw in the papers of the cure 3 effected by : Cuticura Ointment, so I got a box of Ointment and the first application gave such | relief that we kept on with it. My wife used j to wash the sores two or three times a day | with warm water and Cuticura Soap and then apply the Cuticura Ointment each time and in a month the sores disappeared, leaving a red blotch on the skin.^ "V^e kept on with ; the Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment j and their skins were soon free of all marks, j I think the Cuticura Ointment a wonderful cure and-feel sure that if we had not used,,. &c Cuticura Remedies there is no telling how long the children would hare suffered. I can safely recommend Cuticura Remedies.". (Signed) Thomas Christie, 22 Ashmore St.; Erskineville, Sydney, N. S. W., Dec. 10,1910. Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold throughout the world, but to those who have, suffered much with torturing, disfigur- ■ ing skin and scalp eruptions, lost hope and are without faith in any treatment, a liberal sample of Cuticura Ointment with a, 32-p. . booklet, on the carte and treatment of elan and.,scalp affections will be mailed free, on R-.Towns & Co^.Dept. SK.-.SjWjiey. NvS;'W. '--r-" •• ■~. •. ■: " '■ , OF -Y<pllßSj[jP If you do hot take percau- &&gm%Zs tionhwillbe ti&MM &irst irt '-^mm tfie Jfeact*^ mm. and, if you still neglect it A J^ x and let it take its course, j_sf M A T>henon f|§i|| your Chest wlmm it. may result in In- Wr § fluenza, Bronchitis, r B Pneumonia, or even 9 Consumption, You cannot H afford to take any risks. Cure ,■•- it with a bottle of Bonning- B ton's Irish Moss—the re- I medy that has stood the test I B°^ over na'f century- It will ■ 9 soothe the inflammation, heal, the V:■ Jm inflamed membranes and leave the I ■ H lungs and throat strong and healthy. " I |1 Don't be fooled into buying any so-' ■ - :M called " Irish Moss." Insist on _ wa getting the original remedy— m J_ Bonnington's. 46 m IRISH "MOSS p <*-035 *V ■v ■ p •.,.■■ Many polishes are passable. Radium is PERFECTTBoots shined with it keep their first smartness to the last, and boots polished with this fine preservative last at - least naif as long again. RADIUM POLISHES, LTD., Wellington. ALL STORES AMD SHOE SHOPS V * Many Imitations.. ® Nothing Equal to Tonking's Linseed Emulsion For quickly curing Coughs, Colds, and all Chast Complaints of young and old. A lady writes from Anatimo P. 0., Nelson: "I always use Tonking's Linseed Emulsion, and I think it is an invaluable remedy.." So will you if you try it. From all Chemists & Storekeepers. 1/6. 2/6» 4/6 bottia. •-■ c ■ *SK grocers ';; '■ '—r if hA^ 111""'1" _____ «S^sr f. , , '■ ' aN&^^B I I ill &* "" ■' <*O •*, '' —= ■■ I — a j£Hi^- "' ' '' ' i -^y ff** flj^i "^ - ■ ■"■'■