HANDS SWELLED AND CRACKED.
Onus- View, T.ilnirula, Vic.— Cuticura Ointment lias cut! my hands after suf- J fpi ir.j.' intense ropery fur several years. | About eleven yearn ago little red spots ap- 1 p'-art(l on both hands. which itched so I terribly that I would nib them with t!ie l wiw-nj? till th" skin ram*; off They ijrr-w I -at,ir, stv died and rrark'-d, causiii-j- great [jam, \\l:"h, however, was not hi Lad as ! jh" i;*rU-':ti< ei I havi waked in the morn- ! l".' to find my hands bleeding where I had ' s'rat'V-d them while asleep. After hem , 1 ke- this for about three years mv Lands j;: •<<■)u.-i!'•• ;<>t h.-tt-r, hut never well. •' A g«ntJ'-niaii who had suffered from weeping eczema and who had tried everyth.nt:, i iired hirnrtlf with the Cuticura P.- mi-Hies Hi- persuaded mo to try the I'Mini; a Ointment, which I did. J „ 5P( j i t.vn tii..-? of ti," ('mil lira Ointment nl I directed and my hand., are well, the skin ! sound, smooth and soft, whereas .since t-her ! first too',; had they have been hard | <ra<k"d and dry, when not bleeding," (Signed) Mrs. H Berryman, June, 1912. I AHhi-utfh f'litu lira Soap and Ointment; are pi Id throughout the world, a sample el enrh. with 32-paf<e skin book, will be mailed free on cation to R. Towns i »nd To . Dept. ']', Sydney, _\'.,N.VV. j -. " I
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15746, 22 October 1914, Page 9
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232HANDS SWELLED AND CRACKED. New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15746, 22 October 1914, Page 9
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