KEPT A PRISONER

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 13949, 4 January 1909, Page 3

KEPT A PRISONER

By Awful Eczema—Cared for by Doctors, Dispensary, and Curse, but Got Only Temporary Relief—Could Scratch Herself to Pieces Soon Completely Cured by Cutieura Remedies. "A yeah ago last April I chilled my blood, and it caused my -hands and arms to break out with eczema. I used to try all kinds of things and I had two different doctors and also attended a dispensary for three months. Then I had a nurso come to the house every morning for seven weeks. They would seem to ease mo for tho time, but it would all come again, and by night I could scratch myself to pieces. My own girl lias been an hour every night putting bandages on my arms and hands. Almost everyone in High-street could tell you what a sufferer I was, and the doctors told mo that I should never' bo able to do my washing again. "Last May my ear became awful, too. Then I read of Mrs. Cutler's child on Kingstreet, being cured by Cuticura. So a neighbour kindly went and saw her, as I was a perfect prisoner and could not even go to the door or window. Mrs. Cutler told her if I tried Cutieura she felt sure it would do me good. I sent right away for Cutieura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Pills. I shall never forget the first tima I used them, they cooled mo so. I used three sets, and at tho end of tho week I was a different person. This was seven months ago, and 1 have not had a spot on me since. I have kept on using Cuticura Soap and always shall. A friend of mine had her baby nearly all covered with sores. I told her about my cure, in fact, she had seen the state I was in. She bought. Cutieura Soap and Ointment, and her child is now quite different, thanks to Cuticura. —Mrs. E. Brown, 51, High-street, Stonehouse, Devon, England, Dec. 1, 1907, and Jan. 12, 1908."