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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1894, 31 October 1913, Page 3

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Greasy Ointments Cause Trouble in Skin Rashes. It is not a good thing for people with a tendency to have pimples and a blotchy complexion to rub themselves with greasy ointments and such things. In fact, they couldn't do anything worse. _ Tlio grease only clogs the pores of the skin, making it worse. Skin complaints often- arise from impurities in the Wood, and will persist until the blood is purified. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have cured many cases of skin disorder because they make new blood that drives out the impurities and imparts a glow o£ health. Hero is /.n instance:— , , , "My skin gave me a great deal of trouble somo time ago," said Mrs. Bertha M'Guire, Roy Street, Wangaratta, Vic. "It was towards the end of winter and I got overheated, nnd then caught a chill. A rash broke out on my faco and arms, and showed also on my chest. On my face yon could not put a pin-point between the spots. I wont to tho Wangaratta Hospital, but did not got any relief. Tho skin was burning hot and feverish, and felt so inflamed. A dry scale woiild form and fall off and form again._ My health was very poor, too, at tho time. I had tonics from tho doctor, but I got no bene(it; but at last I read Dr. Williams' Pink pills were blood purifying, so I tried them. As I kept on my skin began to turn healthy and clear as of old. Tho spots showed less and less, and the scale disappeared. I felt benefited in every way, and improved in appetite. I have never had any return of that trouble, and my health keeps, all I could wish." If a shopkeeper offers you a substitute when you ask him for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, ask him who his medicine has cured; get the name and address: that is a fair test. In tho case of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills every claim is proved by cures. Tliey are 3s. a box; six boxes, lGs. Gd., of all dealers, or from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., ot' Australasia, Ltd., Wellington,