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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7901, 17 August 1905, Page 4

JUSTICE FINNE&IORE judge of the Natal Supreme Court Sends a Remarkable testimonimTo CUTICUM "I coffered a severe attackof eczema on the scalp, face, ears, and neck, and was for several months under professional treatment, but became worse. My face was dreadfully disfigured, and I lost nearly all my hair. My wife prevailed upon me to try the Cutkura Remedies, which I did with mo?t satisfactory Tesults, the disease die-appearing and my hair growing thicker and glossier than before my illnes«. My wife has purchased Cutienra for other sufferers, with good results in each case.—Robert Isaac Fiu-y;:!-are Qudgc of tb&Jtfatal Supreme C.ouif ■, ?i«tcriaaritzbuig, Natal."

reply was a peal ol merry laughter. "Miss Ritson !" She junped up and, selecting a boo!--from a side-table, rapidly turned over the leaves. Next moment sh" went back to him, holding one of the pages open. ''l believe those arc the very same words, Mr Wyati, that you thought I was applying to myself. You see, I was reading to mother." Cyril read : " 'I could nercr marry anyone but Alfred, mother. He will speak some time; it must be so hard for a mjw to speak when so much depends upon the answer. I'm a different girl since I got to know him properly."' His face relaxed into a broad smile. "So it was another Alfred ?" Cyril sard. "Yes !" "And the two cases are not similar V "Quite dissimilar ! I could never care for Mr Dryhurst in that way." Cyril experienced a great sensation of relief. "Poor Allred !• I'm sorry 1 '■ misled him. I wonder whether he'll forgive me." Three days later Ernest Ritson skipped about on hearing a delightful piece of news. His tutor and his sister were engaged. "He's a regular brick • " he remarked to Alfred Dryhurst. "Jus! sec how he coached me through mi exam. I wonder whether he'll as) you to be best man." "I hope not Ernest." "Why not ?" "Because-er -you don't undeistand." Next morning Dryhurst shortened his visit and took his departure, and to this day he hugs the suspii ion the Cyril Wyatt played him false,

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