BABY'S BAD ECZEMA. Covered from Head to Foot.—Cries were Heartrendingßeat Her Head and Blood t) Streamed ' Down Her Back—ln Agony When Washed-—Suffering Lasted Four Months—Two Sets of Cuticura Effect Perfect Cure. "Fob mom than four months my little' baby girl had eczema, and no one but those who have had it can tell the agony they suffer. I have seen my child beat her head, and blood streaming down her back. She was a little sufferer from head to foot. I used to dread tho nine for her to wake up, as the cries from her -wore heartrending. For months she was bad, and no 0110 but myself can tell of the nights of misery spent with her. It first came in a small place on her head. 1 used all kinds of remedies for it and it got worse. When I washed her she would cry with pain. I had advice from medical men.; but they did not seem to euro her one bit. One day I got a cake of Cuticura Soap, a box of Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Pills, and used them in the evening. I continued for a week, and you can't imagine, how thankful I was to see how well she got on. Now there is not one spot about her, and I am confident that the Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Pills cured her. Mrs. Cutler. 140, King-street, Royal Oak. Plymouth, Dec. 13. 1905, and Jan. 29, 1906."
An extraordinary case of snake-poisoning is reported from a country hospital- in Victoria. An old man -was brought in a comatose state, and showing all the symptoms of having been bitten by a venomous snake. But 011 investigation it was found he had been bitten by a dog, which died almost immediately afterward" from snake bite. Medical treatment was successful, and the man gradually recovered from the snake poison, which the reptile had indirectly transmitted to him. THE HABIT OF HEALTH. If wo think, of soap as a means of cleanliness only, even then Peaks' Soap is a. matter of course. It is tho only soap that is all soap and nothing but soapno frco fat nor frco alkali in it. But what does cleanliness lead to? It leads to a wholesomo body arid mind; to clean thoughts; to the habit of health; to manly and womanly beauty. I 1 ure soap—Peaks' Soap.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13750, 15 May 1908, Page 3
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