SUFFERED FROM ECZEMA. "I lUD TO KNOCK OFF WORK, AND WAS IN A'VERY SAD PLIGHT." A CASE AT SPRING HILL. "I suffered .with Eczema In a very bad form for a year," writes Jlr. Alfred Olson, 83 Bradley Street, Spring Hill, Brisbane, Q. "I tried all kindsof advertised Ointments and Lotions, without any good result whatever. I had to knock off work as my leg and foot' were so bad I could not get my boot on, and I mas in a very sad plight, thinking it was all up with my leg.. One day I was riven a small tin of R-exona, which I'tried, and tho re6iilt was marvellous. A couple of applications eased me so much that I bought a large tin, nnd persevered with it according to directions. Of course, being so bad I did not' expect to bo cured by one tin, so I used it until all signs of eruption disappeared. Thanks to tho wonderful Ointment Resona, T havo resumed work," • Rexona tho Rapid Healing Ointment is effecting many remarkablo cures of old and obstinate oases. All who suffer from troublesome sores or wounds will do well to use Rexona, 'and they will find it a quick a.nd effective remedy. Price, Is. 6d. and 3s.—Advt. ■
Slated to be the oldest house in King's Lyon, Norfolk, a quaint holf-tifitlwred dwelling erected by the Mayor in IGOS, and now known as the, "Greenland Fishery," has been restored and converted into a museum with ft private collection of local antiquities. It had been condemned bv the corporation,, nndwas. acquired by Mr. E. M. Beloe, borough coroner, to prevent its domolition.- Among tho exhibits are relics of tho famous murderer, Eugene Aram, who. was a tutor in tho town when ho'wns arrested in 1758! A bone taken from him as he hung oh tho gibbet and autograph letters aro shown, as well as a portion of I lie murdered man's skull.
THREE REMARKABLE REMEDIES. ZOIITH.— The 3 remarkable remedies are prepared in England. Of chemists and stores, or post: fve? from Zoutb Oire Co,, Wellington. Sufferers, \rrit« lor. frw trial (mention QTOilaintJ,
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1509, 3 August 1912, Page 14
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