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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14933, 5 March 1912, Page 5

CALLS "CUTICURA" BOON TO HUMANITY. . . "Mt right leg became ulcerated six years ago, when I was unfortunate enough to have >3 a coil of barbed-wire fall on it from a ship'* sling at Liverpool, on November 26, 1904,, and it caught me above the knee and! opened my leg. to the ankle. After a few weeks' sojourn at the - —-— • Hospital, Liverpool, I camo to Australia, and, having , , no ship's surgeon on board, blood-poisoning , 6et in. I had been under many medical men in city and suburbs,, and eventually fof S many months was an inmate of oua or out"' '~ suburban hospitals, under highly-skilled '» treatment, and had my leg scraped, but all of their kindness and treatment to endeavour to alleviate my intense agony via practically of no avail, uiatil I wrote (after teeing Cutica Remedies advertised) for a sample of Cuticura Ointment._ I costumed ing and persevering wjth-Cut.cura- Ointment and Soap, and am thankful to be able to frankly state that I now consider my cure S££iv*ttd'*» only to your unrivalled • perraßHwuv.. whifeh are proved mmy ohm ? r l P J "l £*m to ipeiiniM wi'h. " &•*? ,WAest gratitude to OutuWr* BHw With deepest gra James; Alfred Spilstc.rl, V ;'/<] sfSi-££3S* Sydn»y, N.S.#„ D* j *?uE«.Si Cuticura Soap and Ointment «r« .j (a throuehout the world, a sample of.Cuti-. ■ • , j BoM o£SuSl with 32.p»|t* book, will he application to R Towns aodj C^ IDepr3oK,lydney,N.S.W,1Depr3oK,lydney,N.S.W, iflMfct : m