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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13700, 17 March 1908, Page 3

IRRITATION OF THE SKIN.

Ever have any irritation of the skin? There are many forms of it, any of them bad enough to tax your patience. Piles, a plague of the night, no rest for the sufferer from that complaint. Hives don't, sound dangerous, but they cause much misery to those unfortunate enough to he, troubled by them. Eczema, too, the most torturing and obstinate of all skin diseases. Hut Doan's Ointment cures every skin trouble, no such ailment can resist its healing, soothing influence. Lots of people know this now. .Mrs. 0. Prince, Hamilton, late of Unionstreet, Newmarket, Auckland, says:—" For about three months my husband had an irritation on the leg. It caused him great inconvenience. and was very trying, He used a number of different remedies, but somehow they did not seem to do him any good. A friend advised him to try Doan's Ointment, and he got a pot at UPascoe's Pharmacy. I am very glad to tell you that it proved most effective. He is delighted with his cure, and speaks in favour of Doan's Ointment on every occasion." No need for you to suffer with any form of skin trouble, lor Kuan's Ointment will relieve and cure you, then get this wonderful remedy today, and don't go on suffering. .For sale by ail chemists and storekeepers, at 3s per box, or will be posted on receipt, of price, by FoslerMcClellan Co., 76, Pitt street, Sydney. But, be sure you get DOAN'S.

Mr. W. Kerrier, formerly of Oaniaru, writes to the Timani I'osl its follows:— " 1 have just had sent me a. copy of the Tirnaru Post of February 12, containing a report, of the inquiry held regarding "the recent 0.K.(.'.A. lire, the cause of which seems to be enshrouded in mystery, My object- in writing is to mention a 'circumstance which came under my notice some years ago. I was engaged us assistant in (lie late Mr. 0. Martin's photographic studio in Oninaru. One evening, just before closing time, 1 went through the. studio, and was surprised to find the room full of smoke. On looking round I soon discovered thai, the blinds which were used for regulating (lie light coming through the skylight were on tire. Fortunately I hey were made of material thai, did not readily burst- into flames, but merely smouldered, otherwise the place would ' probably have been burnt down. On examining the glass afterwards, a Haw was discovered which acted as a. burning glass which I'ocusscd the sun's rays on the blind, with the result stated above." Indigestion caused bv- failure- of the gastrio juices. Take Pearson's jjepto-clilor, Is, 2s 6d, 4s.