CALLS "CUTICURA" BOON TO HUMANITY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14906, 3 February 1912, Page 5

CALLS "CUTICURA" BOON TO HUMANITY.

"Mr right leg became ulcerated six, yean ago, when I was unfortunate; enough to have] a coil of barbed-wire fall on it from a ship's sling at Liverpool, on November 3,6, 1904 and it. caught me above the km;© and opened my leg to the ankle. After » few ' weeks' sojourn at the ?—. Hospital, Liverpool, I came ;to Australia, • and," 1 ' having no ship's surgeon on board, 5 blood-poisonjntr set in. I had been under many medical men in city and suburb*, and eventually ■•>{ op $!'O- - months jnu an inmate of one of our suburban f;■ hospitals, r < under highly-skilled! treatment, and ; bad; my " leg r scraped, but '• all '' of their kindness j and treatment to endeavour to alleviate* my intense agony was practio. ally of no avail, until I wrote (after seeing Ciitica Remedies | advertised) for a sample of Ointment. . I continued purchasing': and persevering with .'■ Cuticura Ointment ,and Soap, and am thankful to be able to frankly state that 1 now consider my cure '"; permanent, and due only to your unrivalled! ,preparations, which are proved in my oaso to be a boon to humanity if persevered with. With deepest gratitude 1* to iCuttcura If Se»iffl medies" (Signed) James Alfred Spilstcad, ■;"&■ 145, Elisabeth-street, Sydney. N.8.W.. Da. ,'• ccmber 19. 1910. A . . , • , , • Although Cuticura Soap and Ointment an. .»,; sold throughout the world, a «*»?!*• u cura ; Ointment, with 32-page book, mil b* mailed free on application to*. Towns W* Co., Dept. 50k, Sydney, «•»■>??