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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2260, 21 September 1914, Page 9

CHICKENPOX-IMMEDIATE RELIEF. REXONA. "My little girl, two years old, was in a very bad way indeed with a severe attack of Chickenpox, the marks being very .prominent and painful," writes Mrs. Evelyno Bennett, 30 Gamma Street, Duncdin, N.Z. "We had tried many remedies, also medical advice, but it resisted all our efforts to eradicate it, aud it; was very troublesome and annoying. A friend, who had used Koxona Ointment with beneficial results on her little lioy advised me to give the eame a trial, and I am sorry I had not heard of it before, as it' would have saved us much expense and groat worry. From the first application we could see that we had found a cure as the angry appearance of the markings changed directly, giving the child almost immediate relief, and allowing it to get a long refreshing sleep, with no inclination to scratch and worry the afflicted parts, which in a short time completely healed, aud left no trace or blemish of tho abovo nasty complaint, for which we consider we have tho healing and curing merits of your Eoxona Ointment to bo grateful for." All who suffer from troublesome sores or wounds will do well to use Eexona, and they will find it a quick and effective remedy. Price, Is. Gd. aud 3s.—Advt.

A woman defendant in the Bow County Coiirt said the plaintiff ought to drop dead for the lies 6he was telling. Juugo Smyly: "Don't say that." The Woman: "She ought." His Honour: "Don't say it." The Woman: "Well, I won't, but she'ought,"-