WHAT A BLESSING.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 160, 3 July 1918, Page 2

WHAT A BLESSING.

What, a blessing ; 'it is. Soughfe'ifter by thousands. People if) out. .. ■ , Many a miserable man is happy now Nights of --unrest,' days of trouble. Any ■ irritating skin ■•■■'•; disease means this. Piles mean it. Eczema; just as bad and. just as hard to cure. But Doan's Ointment does it. Relieves at once and cures if you use it long enough. A specific for any irritation of "the I skin. ; '..■"■'■■■■••'' '■■:,' ■'..'■■:.■■' A blessing for a suffering public. Here's proof'of it. ■;■ >-.■•'•■■■/• Mr'F. Bensemann, sawmiller, Upper. Moutere, Nelson, says: . it my : duty'to express my. gratitude for «fche| manner in 'which Dban's Oiritinenii cuied me of Eczema on niy leg. < I bad suffered ior some years with, a very bad' attack of Eczema, reaching from tie knee to the'ankle.' 'I consulted deter tors and used various remedies, bujt all to no purpose. My leg got worse from day to day. There seemed no way of getting relief, except by having my leg off; but, thanks to Dpan s Ointment I anr, alright'now. T was advised to use this remedy, ' and in f/hree months completely cured me. I give, you permission to publish this statement, :is it will surely be* of benefit to other sufJDoan's Ointment,, is sold by all Chemists and storekeepers at 3s per pot,, or will be posted ; on receipt of price by Fosjter-McOlellan* Co., -76 Pitt-st., Sydney. But, be sure you get POAN S.