GOT 10 RELIEF Which Spread Over Hands, Arms, Neck, and Face—Face so Swollen She Could NotSee—DoctorCalled It Incurable—Treated by Many but Grew Steadily Worse UNTIL WHOLLY CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES "My wife was cured of eczema about six years ago. It came between her fingers and on the palms. She was advised by friends first to try one thing and then another but it continued to spread to the elbows. She had the advice of three doctors. The first said there was no cure. The second said the disease was due to the chango of air and water- our home being in Kent. She continued with him for about three months but she still cot worse. Much against my wish slio went to the hospital. They gave lu-r a prescription for ointment only. That did not satisfy me, so alter' a wet;!: I went with her to another doctor, as (he —zema began to show on her face. 11 u id he could cure her but it would take long time. He attended her five eeks, giving her medicine and r.inllent. She soon went from had to orse. Her hands, neck, and face became swollen. For two days she could not see out of her eyes. 1 was in terrible trouble. A fellow workman asked me if Ehe had tried Cuticura. His uncle suffered with eczema and found great benefit from the Cuticura Remedies. I then got a set for my wife to try. I commenced with great eagerness. For three days she was bathed freely with Cuticura Soap before we could remove the crust of matter and ointment whk'h had formed. Then things began to change, the swelling went down and she could move her fingers and feed herself. We continued using nothing but the Cuticura Remedies and in three months' treatment my wife derived a complete cure. I shall at any time be pleased to recommend the Cuticura Remedies to sufferers. G. Oampatiy, Jubilee House, Hart St., Walsall, Staffs., July 30, 1907." Send to nearest depot for free Cuticura Book on Treatment of Skin Diseases. Complete External and Internal Treatment fpr Every Humour ot Infants. Children, and Adults slsts of Cuticura Soap to Cleanse the Sfcln. Cutla Ointment to Heal the Skin, and Cuticura Pills (Chocolate Coated, in vials ot 60) to Purify the Blood. A Slncle Set often Cures. Sold through-
To Travel in the Tokarahi, Duntroon, Livingstone, Ngapara, and Surrounding Districts — THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE STALLION X7"OUNG "jSaIMUIR TJRINCE (Six Years Old). His sire, the celebrated Dalmuir Prince (imp.), was by King Khama (30069, Vol. XVI 11.); dam, Boquharnan Maid : tr-sira. Merchant Prince; g-dam, Maggii lender, and descended from Dreiv s xmn-G of Wales. His 'am was Kate., champion nd for t,wo yeai i Liou (imp.), dam ecotcii Annie, one of the best mares ever New Zealand, and a noted prizeDalmuir Prince has been one of the most successful sires ever import «H into this colony, and his pri-es includ ticket in all the exhibitions' at which r. has Lieeii shown. As a sire, his stock ai. known all over New Zealand, and nev*er fail to command top prices. Young Dalmuir Prince contains the purest blood, his breeding being of the highest order, and must produce the class of horse so much desired for the district. s: £4 4s; £2 2s payable on Jan. Ist, and £2 2s when mare proves in foal. Grazing provided for mares from a distance free of charge for a month. Groom in charge: R. WASSON ' HORE AND GRANT, Proprietors, Tokarahi. TO STAND AT DUNTROON, And Travel llaerewhenua, Tokarahi, Otiake, Kurow and HakM.iramea Districts— THE .CLYDESDALE COLT TDANCOR AGAIN. Sire. Bancor (imp.); dam, Bell, by Herd Laddie (imp.); g-dam, Duchess, by Extinguisher. Terms : £4 4s ; half guarantee. Groomage, ss. For full particulars apply H. W. ORR, 655 Duntroon. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT SPRING HELL, And Travel Otiake, Maerewhenua, and Tokarahi Districts— THE WELL-KNOWN DRAUGHT STALLION rtJROW TAD. Sire : Herd Laddie ; dam, Kate ; purchased from the New Zealand Agricultural Department. Kurow Lad is a dark gray, and stanas 16| hands, with nice quality bone and hair. He is as sound as a bell, with splendid action, a kindly temper, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. Kurow Lad's youn26ters all promise ..eIL Terms: £3 3s; half guarantee. Groomage fee, ss. Paddocking for mares at a distance. JAMES PHILLIPS, 738 Breeder and Owner.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 10016, 5 December 1908, Page 4
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