Torturing Eczema Covered Head, Face, Neck, and Arms—Parents were in Despair, Fearing His Death or Lifelong Suffering —Condition was Pitiful—Baffled Treatment. CURED iN THREE DAYS BY CUTiGURA OINTMENT “My little son’s eczema started when ho was seven weeks old, his head. did his best for six months, without avail. The child's condition went from bad to worse, the .affected parts becoming one solid sore. He was a pitiable sight, crying nearly all the torturing skin by rubbing and scratching. Wo were almost despairing, thinking it meant either death or lifelong suffering, but Cuticura Ointment was at last applied, and within a few hours Mrs. Cooper said she noticed a change tor the bettor. After three days’ treatment it was quite apparent that a complete cure had been effected. In a week his skin was perfectly clear. Really, I should never have believed It if X bad not seen it myself. This was two years ago and my child has never had the slightest return of any skin irritation, and is now the perfect picture of health. I cannot too strongly express ray gratitude for what the wonderful Cuticura has done for us. I am only 100 pleased to show the child to any one who calls to verify this marvellous cure. William Cooper, M. is., July 4, iuuy . . „ Send to nearest depot for free Cutloura Book on Treatment of Skin Diseases. face, shoulders, neck, tace, snouioers, necx, and arms suddenly becoming red and rough, just the way one's hands turn if one dabbles in water a great deal. A doctor saw it was eczema, and toy time ana quite ex©jST hausting himself in his efforts to allay bis time and quite exCompletc External andlnternal Treatment-tor Every Humour ol Inlanta, Children, and Ad llta consists ol CuMcura Soap to Cleanse the Skin. Cnuourn Ointment to Heal the Skin, and Cutlcuni Roaolvent Pills (Chocolate Coated) to Purify the Blood. A Single Set often Cures. Sold throughout the Sorld. Depots: London. £7, qmrw.rhpu.ejkl.( Parte. S. flue de la Pali: Australis, 11. Towns *Co D fn y h?° U ß ,h ll^uraSuktl-M/.S ft r>p'n? .»■ rhom. fV»rr>,. BolePfods.. JJpaton.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6490, 9 April 1908, Page 7
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