FEET INFLAMED! CONSTANT ITCHING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14926, 26 February 1912, Page 5

FEET INFLAMED! CONSTANT ITCHING.

:-i.jL About 12 months ago, wliilo residing at "Wry, Gippaland, 1 was very much troubled »«h my , m . They were highly inflamed, «a on raising the foot off the ground it wemed as though someone was searing tho •*» with a red-hot iron. There was a con«»nt itching, which was very trying, par- .. "cuiaitly at nights, us it made sleep impossible l tried all the largely advertised • ~ such as ointments, soaps, etc., but ■*" these acted °" as so much water might o&ve done. J;iT, adviscd , to trv Cuticura Ointment. »n ;? j-if a u nd am Pleased to say that in *?> incwdiby short space of time the inflam;»«ion had disappeared, and the cure was » complete that I afterwards engaged in MIL a „ idea which in my former coilttUon as the height of absurdity. I havo ; M * d i ho Cll , ura Ointment for boils, : .m find that it is highly satisfactory, and, m of • all. completely eliminates the usual JJttnng marks. I have also used Cuti- ' m Soap, ami would not think of washing 3BL • o!d ""'"lterated, impure rubbish *28 " W* I ', - called £oil P- I wish you JJW publish th« letter, so that other lsSfp may r, b , no T fit b - v m y experience." BBRuw' Fordo Long, 262, Dorcas-street, ? AW. Melbourne, Vie., .March 2.6, 1911. (ire ;J?u U !? Cll ,™ Soap and Ointment OullS. «»ughout the world, a sample of Ointment, with 32 "P a s° book, will ■ ■ tadl rv ea J reo °, n application to 11. Towns ~"•» v»-> Dept. 30k, Sydney, N.S.W.