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NZ Truth, Issue 771, 14 August 1920, Page 3

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I am pleased to say that I am now following my usual occupation without any disability, and I believe I owe It to Hesona, so lam writing to tell you an about it. lam also ■ending yon a photograph Of myself taken m bad In the Wandswovth Kg, S Hospital, England, Whore I lay for four months. , Sincerely yours, (Sgd.) JOHN BYENIiS. 19 Womerah Avenuo, DarUnghurot. j Why Suffer with Stubborn Sores? j A bad leg or chronic sore of any kind generally has two phases ; the local inflammation and soronesa and the impurities existing m the blood. If you suspect thut the system is out of order or the blood impure, take a course of Daxo-Tonic Pills ito clear all poisonous matter out of the system. Next treat the sore by frequent washing: wiUi Rexona Soap, the pure medicated soap that reduces inflammation, destroys septic conditions, and cleanses the wound of dead and discharged matter. 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