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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13866, 31 March 1909, Page 2

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 "My trouble started ■with swelling on my face which became red and very painful and irritating. From there it went to mv head and it is impossible for me to give any idea of the agony I went through during the b;x months that the eczema continued. I tried first one remedy and then another, only too glad to test anything that my friends suggested. Nothing seemed to be of the least g00d.0.1 went to a doctor several times and his treatment was as ineffectual as the rest. I waa almost in despair. One day I read of a similar case of eczema having been cured by the Cuticura .Remedies, so I thought I would have at least one more try to get my head and face right. I bought the whole treatment (Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills) and persevered with it for a week. By that time the improvement was apparent to anyone and the relief I felt waa great. I continued with the Cuticura Kemediea for about a month, using two complete treatments, and 1 can tell you candidly and heartily that I was cured. I have occasion to have g.eat faith in Cuticura for skin ailments, not only because of the great good it has done me but because of the Benefit I know has accrued from ita use in other cases. My experience with other remedies for eczema,'and I should think I tried them all, enables me to appreciate Cuticura to the full. Mis 9 Maggie Hynes, Esker, Kilkelly, Mayo, Feb. 13, 1907." Send to nearest depot for free Cuticura Book on Treatment of Skin Dise&aee, The agonizing itching and burning of the skin, as in eczema; the frightful scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss of hair and crusting of scalp, as in. seal led head all demand a remedy of extraordinary virtues to successfully cope, with them. That Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills are such stands proven by testimonials of remarkable cures when many remedies and even physician! have failed. One set is often sufficient, old thr ----*- •■ '■■ R. Town! 80. Africa. Lennon. Ltd.. Cr—" Pstur Or

FOR SALE. 01 HA ACRES good agricultural /J.UU Land, in South Canterbury; '3fi Arrets near Temuka ; 4fi Acres. Adair. Leases-in-perpetriity: 10 Acres, 20 Acres, 115 Acres, and 170 Acres, at Albury.; 250 Acres near Care, and 250 Acres, Kakahu. 3-Aere, 8-roomed. brick house, splendid view '.of harbour; 5-roomed house, North, street, near Main School; Sections on Wai-iti "•oad, Rathraore, Onslow, Ranfnrly and Preston streets; 170 Acres Makikihi; 4-roomed Cottage. Kensing-' ton; 5-roomed now House, Grey road; Blacksmithing and Wheelright business, doing good business; Tralee House, '''th .uenrly 4-acre, corner Church and Theodocia streets; 6-rnomed Hoiise, Ranfnrly street; Stafford House, Elizabeth street: 113 Acres and 120 Acres, Seadown; 43 Acres, off Otipua road, with 6-roomed House; 5-roonied Houses. Cross, Hassell, Hatton, North and Rathmore streets, Maltby Avenue and Avenue road; two 7-roomed •,Houses, central; $-acre, with three Houses, King street; 1700 Acres near Walton. Waikato, £8 10s per acre; 400. Acres near Clinton, £4 per acre: 130 Acres and 210 Acrps. close to Timaru; 100 neres, St. Andrews; 6 Acres, five miles from Timaru; 820 Acres, L.1.P., rent 2s 9d per acre, nrice £820; new 7roomed plastered House, Church street; new 0-roomed plastered House, handv to town; 3 Acres on Highfiekh subdivided into 12 sections. Several Freeholds and Leaseholds of good Hotels for sale. D. Mahoney, Stafford street. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT fiOWE BT., GISBORNE. I HAVE the pick of the Gisbornt District for sale, and can offei DAIRY FARMS and SHEEP STA TIONS of excellent quality on excep tionally easy terms. Areas from 60 to 5000 Acre», eithn Lease or Freehold. There is an excellent opening «n thv district for * Dairy Farmer with mo derate capital. •< Should you w\sh to purchase pre perty, drop me a line and 1 shall b plepsed to forward particular! of ' *>> a desirable properties. ENQUIRIES INVITED J. E HUBDLEY & SON, DIRECT IMPOPTERS OF INDIAN AND CEYLON LACE GOODS, BRASSWARE, ETC. JAPANESE SILK, Very cheap. CHINESE SILK, Splendid Wearing Material. Handsomely Embroidered Table Centres, Covers, Sideboard Runners. Hand-made Ceylon Lace, Insertion to match. Lace Collarettes, Yokes, Ties, etc. CEYLOxN TEA. Fresli from the Gardens to the Teapot. Quality and Flavour unsurpassed. Sold from lib packets up to chests. INSPECTION INVITED. Removal Notice. T, BOWKETT, PICTURE FRAMER AND ART DEALER, VTt7"ISHES to announce to hii d ._ rous Customers and the Public IN THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS. Bueineia is no- * • 11 «win£. Mr W. Wilson, Revaus street, Newtown, Wellington, N.Z., writes:—"My liver has given me a lot of trouble. Not long ago I had liver blotches all over my face, and tried all sorts of things, hut obtained no relief. On the advice of a friend I tried Chamberlain's Tablets, and before I had taken two bottles the blotches had disappeared troubled since." For sale everywhere. ...