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ut Whole Body a Mass of Raw, Torturing Humor —Hair All Fell Out and Ears Seemed Ready to Drop Off — Clothing Would Stick to feeding Flesh Hoped Death Would End Fearful Suffering. CASE SEEMED HOPELESS BUT CUTICURA CURED HER " Words cr.nnot describe the terrible ee/.CMia I suo'ered with. It broke out on my lu ;v. 1 and kept spreading until it coy,.-'i-d i:!y whole body. I was almost a k-jl : .-.l mass < f sores from head to foot. 1 1 :<>i-.'*d more like a piece of raw beef than a human being. The fain and a I endured seemed itioro -than I r-n ili bear. Blood and pus oozed from C:i eat sore on my scalp, from under n:/ nail:;, and nearly all over my b"..\:v. "My card were so crusted and ETroll-n I v.\t; afraid they would break off. j-very hair in my head fell out. I CT_:;d not sit down, for my clothes w.r.ld r*. 1?!: to the saw and bleeding flc:h. «i:i'.:liirc me cry out from the pain, vly family cl-ictor did all he could, but I fit ivci'.c r.nd worse. My condition v;,'.= r.vful. I did not think I rould live, ;:n-i v anted death to come and end my fri.-:i! fi: 1 suifermgs. •" in this erudition my mothrr-in-law v.l me to try the Cuticura HemI said I would, but had no hope ; !' ret .vibut oh, wtiat blessed relief I e.cri.".-;.need after applying Cuticur.'i It cooled the bleeding arid i.'-hia'- :T.\-h ard brought mo tho fi.-'t real I hail had in weelcs. It w:\i:i ;---a:eful a.; ief to a burning \ I would liaihc with warm war: - and Ourieura Soap, then apply tli- 1 O :.tment i'reeiv. I also took C'uti-cu-a !li > S/ivent for the blood. In a ih-.rf tir.i.' f.h" .sore--- stopped running, th> -i'.t b.->-T,:i to heal, and I knew I we;; t ) set v.-r.l agai n. Then the hair c.ti ivy lv ad be-.m to grow, and in a short time T was completely cured. I :it ['raise ('uiicura rnougli. I iiJ. t■> u-e Outieura. llr.s. Wm.ICo Thomas St., Newark, N. J., U. f.. A.. 'Jo, I'JOS." lie: •rem.r: It. Towns & Co., Syciney. i u'.i ' ! -s r\r«' sold cljt'rcvfr tho RrJtish Yk'-'Z (>. i.uu«l"U. 27. Ch:trw*rhousc BQ.r r -. .\u"!r:tli:i. \i. Towns & Co., s>-duiv. ! •••.it.i. U. K. I'uv.l. ("a!.-L\ S A.. Pot* **r ;> r i .'c < iv;»n. ( or;).. Brv?torj. ti •/*" •' •• i zrci.*. irivini? rt'dcrtxuioo, ulu i-uoI s'cln uud scalp " CHUBBY CHILDREN INVARIABLY LOVE If your children are not chubiiv. or if you want to keep tlitm | cliubhv as thev are, start them on OAT IN A now"! (Jl'l, /., il ".1 i'j'ii/ irilhi:/ '/ J

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