WAY TO TREAT BAD LEG.
There is not a more distressing malady than an ulcerated leg-sore steadily spreading over the skin and corroding deeper and deeper into the flesh until the sufferer is perhaps crippled. Happily, there is a way of checking ulcers of this kind, and that Ls by using a soothing, healing antiseptic capable of penetrating to the very seat of the trouble, of eradicating the festering germa, and thus allowing healthy flesh to form without hindrance. This is the action of D.D.D. Prescription, a pleasant liquid antiseptic possessing remarkable remedial properties. D.D.D. is readily applied with a piece oi cotton wool. Itching and burning stop in a few seconds, and the plcer grows less and less each day as healthy flesh forms. Afflicted readers should try D.D.D. Prescription without fail. It is obtainable of all chemists at 4/6 per bottle.—(Advt.)
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Southland Times, Issue 19895, 14 June 1926, Page 9
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143WAY TO TREAT BAD LEG. Southland Times, Issue 19895, 14 June 1926, Page 9
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