PITIFUL SKIN AFFLICTIONS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14453, 20 August 1910, Page 5

PITIFUL SKIN AFFLICTIONS.

I " Mv little girlV head started with a lor of ~,,1111L thou '• Iwy began h> till with I matt-er'and disc-harir«N and as fait as one , broke ther:* was :l '°t more came out. until her'hoad was :l mas; of running For days she would not. take. any ; InoiFo nf its. 1 h-oaii to get. thin and i weak. and J gave ii|) all liopo of ever j getting her head well again until 1 saw ; about, Thi'- Cuth ura Romedifw. ]',ut. Ciu'ioura ; made it- quite again (i! was had for j about; .-ix months). ilcr hair is getting ! ]ovolv and thick now. " Cut ient a cured my baby's faro at. tlio < sauio thue. iiis ilt'ar hitlo nos' and oluu ! wero ra.w with this same complaint, and used io vim nml blood awfully. When f liitvo carried him down from his sloop his pillow would be covered jviili blood. One : dav my neighbour carried hint down, and , K l,,'v M-roamcd to seo him covered with blood j where tho places had Im'pii running. lh:t ! now he is entirely/ree from anything, and 1 . j;, such a lovciy fa' hoy. Mis no.se was i j nearly eaten awav with it.. t was told by ! people in the village that it: was the run- j niuse eczema. I tried endless ointments, : but " none did it any good till ] received 1 the Cutietira. and I am glad to say thai. it. ! lias cured both ot them. Mrs. J,. Brown, ! Manor Cottages, Stamvicfc, near Welling- i borough, Northamptonshire, Kngland. No- j vember 12, 1909." Reference: It. Towns j and Co., Sydney. j