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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13872, 5 October 1908, Page 3

A MARTYR TO ECZEMA. . Began with Teething and Lasted Tvvelvd year*— Tried Every Imaginable Treatment '.'' to No Effect— Mad with the Torture—Cured in Three Weeks by Cuticura* "My daughter, now thirteen years of age,- ' had been a martyr to ■, eczema on her body and head- ever since cutting her teeth. . W.e had a doctor off and on for the first five ■ years, and have been trying different, chemists from time to a time, using many- pint-'- -■■' meats, but to no effect. Wo tried ©verything imaginable and only kept hoping that she would outgrow it. At last, after suffering for twelve years, her body and head were a mass of sores and she was;almost mad with it. Then I sent for a set of Cuticura, Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resolvent Pills. After ten days' usa of the Cuticura Kennedies she began to get bettor. In three weeks there was not a vestige of l eczema left. She only took one vial of the Cuticura Pills and we have some of the Soap and Ointment still.—Mrs. 0. Rrasior, High-street, ■ Godstone, Surrey, England, Aug. 8 mid 12, ' 1907." :■ ':" , ■: , ; ,;, : *

: The Oaehungau Municipal: .Brass Band! continues to moke steady progress, audi, should perform with credit at the HainuV • ton band contest. On Saturday evening!, the band, under Conductor Eowo, rendered! the iollowing programme opposite Holmes* Hall:— March, , "Hero;" valse. " Isphian;" test selection, "Gems of Mendelssohn;" march, "Waldomero;" valse,; "Syringa;" comet solo, "Sing Me to Sleep;" ' march, ' " Constellation;" " God Save the King."': A collection jwagi'Ja&a ' ■ ■ '"■'.':'• •'.'.':. ,'..■■ : '- : : ■ ■■"•.'. .'.: "- V. ' ' '■:■■..; ;■. •' : "'v' '; ■-' ■ .''■ ,'.'■''./.; '.