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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13481, 4 July 1907, Page 3

UNBEARABLE ITCHING. Eczema in Sore, Red Patches Like Ring,voJJll Spread Over Body and Limbs— —-1 hysician No Help Gradually Grew Worse—Could Not Work With Comfort— Kelicved -ii l One Day and At Last is Perfectly Cured bv Cuticura. About October of last year I noticed a small, round red patch on each of my lower limbs, not unlike ringworm. • It gradually got so largo and irritating that I could not go on with my work in comfort, finally, sores began to spread all over both of my limbs, and the itching and pain were so acute that I consulted a doctor, who said the complaint was eczema. He gave me some salve, which I used for several weeks. Instead of improving, however, they got gradually worse, and the soreness and itching at last got almost unbearable. I tried all kinds of other ointments, which did me no good. "One day I determined to try the Cut.icura Remedies. The following day I had less discomfort, and after using the Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills a while my skin began to heal. The itching and irritation died away, and the skin itself as-; sumed a healthier appearance, too. Perseverance with Cuticura has now resulted in a perfect cure. Daniel Steptoe, 26, Barrymore Ave., Queens-town, Feb. 8, 1906."

The sale by auction by Mr. i. Mand&no Jackson of household furniture at Boxley, Mountain Head, Mount Eden, will be resumed at 11 o'clock to-day.