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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 994, 8 December 1910, Page 6

SUFFERED FOR YEARS,

"THE. PAIN WAS SO 'AWFUL THAI ■' MANY A TIME I WISHED I WAS BEAD." ■ EEXONA QUICKLY CUBES. ' ■'I had a very sofo breast for years..lt was so , 'bad that I used to inb'a'n with tha pain from it,"' writes' Mrs. H. M. Cappins; Eighth Street, Bowden, S.A. "It was like a piece of raw flesh. I could not let niy clothes touch it, the pain wae so awful, that many a time I'wished myself dead.' I tried all kinds of Ointmenta and Lotions for it, hut none seemed tu do it any good, until ono day I heard of a new Ointment called Bexoua, so though! I would try it, and. found. it very good, and kept on with it, and now I am quit* cured. I am delighted with the wonderful manner in which this Ointment haa cured me, and think I cannot let it bo too widely known how Eexona has cured my '. breast." ,'.. Eexona, the new Eapid-Healing Oint. ment, does not merely cover up the affected parts with a dull and greasy compound which deadens the pain, and lulls th« unfortunate patients into false belief tnaf .they are being cured, but. on the con, trary, it stimulates and vivifies the affeoi ed parts to healthy and natural action, giving them Mo and healing tendencies. Eexona can be reued upon, even when all other remedies havo failed. Sold in triansular pots at Is. '6d., and in larger pots iontaining nearly four times the quan- tty at; 3s. ~ j