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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 850, 23 June 1910, Page 2

AN OLD CASE OF ERYSIPELAS. CURED BY A WEEK'S TREATMENT WITH REXONA. "I desire to convey to you ray thanks for the rapid cure your Rexona mad« with me in an old-standing periodical attack of Erysipelas," writes Mrs. Elizabeth White, 'll Kelson Street, Wiiliamstmvn, Vic. "This was paused in the first instance through the comb scratching my head, and for years sinco I have had periodical attacks, and have been treated by the. local doctor. My dispensary book bears many evidences of treatment. The first application of Rexona helped the affected part, the second soothed it, and now after a week's treatment there is no sign whatever. It al=o healed up a nasty cut on my foot, caused through ■ standing on. an open tobacco tin. The dye entered the wound, which rapidly became painful. After bathing the foot and applying Rexona it was completely cured in a few days." Kexona, the new rapid-heding ointment, is unsurpassed for the cure of :xil such 'long-standing and troublesome caws as Mrs. White's, which is related above. All suffering as she did should profit by her experience. Rexona is obtainable everywhere, price Is. Gd.' and 35.--Advt,

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