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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12243, 17 June 1909, Page 3

WAS DELIRIOUS 4 WITH EGZEMft I » - ' . ,;'* On Chest, Backhand Head—Pam^ -% Heat, and Tingling Were Excru— \^ dating—Nerves in Exhausted? '}}■ . Condition—Sleep Badly ifroken— :f; CURE BY CUTICURA . SEEMED LIKE MAGIC: TS§ • - '- ; , _-jej t V* "Words cannot express the eratitndft».~ •-','•■" I feel for what Cuticura Bemedies haves* t ■—— -»«^ clone for my daugfc"--. "'„. ter, Adelaide. She«- - -■'% SjSft^^m—^ ** fi*teen years *ofT - >5 *W? age, and had nerer~ /" t "i fJ^K (iS^g had anything thes**" yrv'f vsa t^t r matter with heir", -/^ O| $£ I skin until four- -'.'"'"_? - months ago, wben» , .£•<■>■■ W^lN^ an eruption broken '. III! fl 1 out on her chest- ' ? ; • V . The first symptoms - ~; , vas a redness, and thenf ollowed thicken—;-. - j .*' ing and blisters, which would break aztd£^ > v-vj run matter. I took her to a doctor^ ' ' n j and he pronounced it to be eczema of *~- ~ '^f, very bad form. He treated her, bufc- •■•■4 instead of being checked, the disease^spread. It showed itself on her back-^. b and then quickly spread upwards untifc.- . 'C : 'S' ! the whole of her head was affected, andfc - :,., all her hair had to be cut off. The pah*- . j she suffered wa? excruciating, and?-. ' -^ ■what with that ana the heat and fcin— - -■# gling her life was almost unbearable— /-."-• She became run down in health," and mtr~. .-.v: times was very feverish, languid, an&L. - •« drpwsy r and 'occasionally she was de— -«■ lirious. Her nerves "were in such a low" .'j state that she could not bear to be ieftr, . Ts ■ alone. In spite of the cold weather- : :.'£ | she would insist on having her bedroom*;:- ".] window open, and would lean out «fe. ' '•* <* the window-sill. She did not have «c~ & proper hour's sleep for many nights— , -s% The second doctor we tried afforded?: -v 4 her just as little relief as the first, andF:- *■; |; ' I really do not know what we shoufcfe. ■ t^ have done if we had not read hoy ;- v^j Cuticura cured a similar case. ' I pur—-' -~; ' chased Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Oiat-- -, *£ ment, and Cuticura Pills, and befotts* \1 the Ointment w;as three-quartets&- "vJ finished every trace of the disease "waes- . vu js fone. It really seemed like magie^-. "^;; ler hair is coming on nicely, and t. -> -^ still apply the Cuticura' Ointment as YZ .! ■ find it increases the growth wonder— i fully. Mrs. T. W. Hyde, 1, Ongsnr; /,$ Place, Brentwood, Essex, Mar. 8,1907. . ]'< Send to nearest depot for-freu Cute— -J ! curaßookonTreatmentof SkinDiseaseauJ. „., /.£ Cuticura Remedies are sold throughout the worta— • . DcDOts: London, 27, Charterhouse Sq.; Pans. 5, Rumrv ■ ■./, isj de la Palx: Australia. B. TowpQc Co^. Sydn«r^ -- to Boston, U.S.A.. rotter Drug * Cfcem. Cun>~S*»>e . -, Prom. ■ - _ .-" a, ,'j PROTECT H| YOURSELF I 1 BY ONLY BUYIMQ 1 ... TEA J;| WITH ' ■ | -""i NELSON MO ATE SCO'S I ; NAME ON. | J Every genuine Packet or Box &: has NELSON MOATE&CO. | on it. % INSIST upon having pack- £ ages that have not been J opened. ; N. M. & Co.'s TEAS are tho | '■* ONLY BEST, all others are h simply copies in name and style. % I s- - =. NEARLY 30 YEARS TEST. I = EOR Repairs take your cycle to Re» berts. You will get satisfaction*and the charges are moderate. Roberts^. Avenue, Wanganm. SICK PEOPLE.—Stnfly yonr owa !»■ t^retts by having yonr prescriptions di»» ,: pensed at Gower'a Pharmacy. Purosfc ingredient*, oomponndod by experienced -lispensers only. W<r itjy onrselves oat* v 'o tniT yoar RjctSiciSres oorreotly, *<k^ "; vi-opir iwhil»t job w«t. Jtir d«li*«r aay—"