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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 13727, 17 October 1908, Page 6

Mrs It. liadd,' 307 Madras-*., North Clin.-.|.-liiii-L-ii, N.Z., writet>: "ChamberluiaV Cough Kemedy is a. most valuable liiedtriiK-. lneK a lot of it iu my shop, and il. f ii>«d ill my iiiiiiir. I l.uve ivcoiunieiided ii U> several people and have never known it to fail/ There is no <iUr»tinu lint what it is the ion-most couirh inedkw'e Sold iu this district." For lale every wlier*..; The triumph of the P. D. Cornet i* easily understood, (treat surg'-iMis and specialists commend the l\.l>. Injury wa* paused by the'old fashioned rorset., but the I*. ]). content- bent-fit.-. It MipiHiriit and •-uiiubie* die ligortr-and gives strength and "liniuliu HeinniKt Hi* I' ().. And K«' . .-Skin troubles, rhilhlaintt. rratlkfi .isid cliiipM ivti.ve.l imiiV-'liril'-Iy with' '' K-d Cnisx" nint.in.nt. Is fid chemists and

ECZEMA ON FACE And Head was Beyond Words —Suffered for Six Months—One Remedy After Another Failed—Even Medical Aid was Ineffectual. WAS CURED IN A MONTH BY CUTICURA REMEDIES .■»iy ii-iiuwic Min4.-11 with swelling on my face which became reU and very painful and irritating. From there it went to my head anil it is impossible ■r me to give any idea of (lie agony I vnt through during tin- «ix mom lis that the eczema t-«nJiimt-<i. 1 tried lirst one remedy and I lien another, only too glad to "test anything that my friends suggested. Nothing seemed to be or the Wail good. J went to a doctor several time.-* awl his treatment was as ineffectual as the rest. I was aimoat in despair. One day I read of a similar case of eczema having been cun-d by the C'uttcura Remedies, so 1 thought J would have at least one more trv to get my head and face right. I bought tlie whole treatment (Cuticura Soap. Ointment, and l'iil-0' and persevered with ii for a week. fey that time the improvement was apparent to unyone and the relief i felt wu great. 1 continued with the t'ulicura Remedies for alxiut a month, using two complete treatments, and I can tell Vim candidly and heartily that I Viu cured. I have owasiou to have great faith in Cuticura for skin ailments, not only Ixjcttuse of the great good it has dune me but because of tin* I know lias accrued rrom its use in other cases. My experiencu with other remedies for eczema, and 1 should think 1 tried them all, enables me to appreciate Cuticura to the full. Miss Maggie Hvnes. Ksker, hilkclly. May.., iel>. i:t. 1907." Send to nearest depot for fre«s CutlCuruJi -ikon'l'o-atmentof Skin Disease*. Tlil agonizing itching and burning of the skin, a- in ••■venia: the frightful m aliiig. a- in p-ona-i-: the loss of hair and emoting of - u!p. as in scalled h.-ad —all deiiiund :t reme.lv of extraordinary virtue- to sueee-ofllllv COpe with them. That Cuticura S.»ap. Ointment, and Pills are such stands -proven, b. testimonials of remarkablecures when niativ remedies and even physician* have failed. One -et is oiten sufficient. Aiticura Hrmrdlr" »rr vjlil ihriiuKhout ill* »or!J NOTICE ■\\ r l-: h*g <n re|,..r! that v» h»r<- h V\ iimr \i;i:.\"ih f... the MiltWlcM I N'biV mil iN'srit AN'Ci: CtIMI'VNV, l.il 'I una! ii *tel I'" IMRIE & CAMPBELL, :hlhch :::tkj:et.