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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 30 September 1907, Page 4

\rr Disease Had Lasted Over Two Years —Several Remedies and Medical Advice Proved to No AdvantageFeared He Would Lose PositionImmediately Relieved and Perma- . nently Cured by Use of ONE COMPLETE SET OF CUTICURA REMEDIES

"I had eczema for over two years on my body and neck. I had tried several remedies and also had private medical advice, all to no advantage. This was a source of great worry to me, being in a business where I have to handle food and my trouble, if known, might have meant the loss of my berth. When I was advised to try the Cuticura Remedies, I did eo, and I am very thankful to say the eczema began to get better at once and before I had used one set, comprising Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resolvent Pills, my skin was quite clear of eczema. It is now eighteen months since I tried the Cuticura Remedies, and I have had no return Of the complaint, so I think that Cuticura has the right to the credit of curing me. W. Joinings, 100, Belle Ville Road, Northcote Road, Clapham Junction, Deo. 13, 1906."

ITCHING RASH Kept Little Girl Awake. she Scratched Until Blood Came. , Cured by Cuticura Remedies. "Some time ago my little girl suffered from an itching rash on her back and legs. It was bad both night and day, but worse at nights. When warm in bed, she could not rest for she used to scratch until blood came, She was about two years old when I tried Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. One cake of Cuticura Soap and half a box of Cuticura Ointment made her all right. She is four years old now, and quite well. Mrs. Annie Graham, Robinsons Cottages, High Seaton, near Workington, Cumberland, Dec. 16, '06." Complete External and Internal Treatment fol Every Humour otlntanta, Children, and Adults eonBlsts ot Cuticura Soap to Cleanse the Skin, Cuticura Ointment to Heal the Skin, anu Cuticura Resolvent Pills (Chocolate Coated) to Purity the Blood. A Binsle Set otten Cures. Sold throughout the world. Depots: London, 27. Charterhouse St].; Tl Towns & Co.. Sydney: Lennon, Cane Town etc.: B. k.l'aul, Cnlrulta: Potter I)rus anil Cheni. Corp., hole Props. (e-I'ostrtrcc. Cuticura Boot oil Skin r'-

SIRES OF THE SEASON. ffO STAND THE SEASON On the Farm, and Travel between NEW PLYMOUTH AND OKATO, The Standard-bred Trotting Stallion COUNT BELDEN (By Judge Belden, imp., 2.17. Dam Countess, imp., 2.17V2). COUNT BELDEN is a handsome bryiit Iray with black points, beautiful conformation, and stands 17 hands high, with a most docile temper, while his breeding is undeniable, being closely related to the great American mare Maud 5.((2.1/ i).8 1 /i). A reference to his breeding will show him to be a very high-cluss stallion, and he is related to most of the best trotters in America. Judge Belden (imp.) was sired by Elmo (1891), time 2.17; first dam, Prentus, by Niagara, time 2.15, sirje of-Fair-mount, time 2.22, and Fanny Maker, 2.15; g dam of the great American mare Maud S., time (high-wheeled sulky) 2.8%: Elmo, sire Como, time 2.20'/ 2 ; Alfred, sire Como, time 2.21; Elma, sire Como, time 2.24; T. C. Lee, sire Como, time 2.15. Mohawk (GO4), the sire of Elmo, time 2.12; was also the sire of Clark's Mohawk, time 2.25; and in turn the sire of Yellow Dock, time 2.11, and many others with 2.30 records. Judge Belden, sire of Count Belden, was sold with a public trial of 2.17, and was the most handsome stallion that ever left America. At the Royal Agricultural Show, Sydney, N.S.W., he gained First and Champion Prizes three years in succession.

Judge Belden (imp.) is the sire of Bellman, winner of the Auckland Trot, Canterbury Victoria Handicap, and Progressive Handicap in 1898, and the Auckland Electric rot in 1897. Duke C., out of the same dam as Count Belden (imp.), won Epsom Trot of two miles, time 5.7%; June Handicap and Glasgow Trot, at Auckland. COU-NT BELDEN cannot be beaten for getting Carriage Horses and Hackneys of the right stamp, as his size and breeding must prevail in leaving good stock and fast trotters.

Countess, dam of Count Belilen, and sire's pedigree are as follows:—Countess —by Echo (402) son of Rydks; Hambletonian—from Nita, by Sawel's Ilambletonian—from Betsy Austin, by Montreal, a Canadian pacer. Count liclden is a sure foal-gettcr. Terms: £3 3s. Two or more mares as per agreement. Full guarantees as per agreement. Half guarantee, £2 January Ist, and £2 when marc Droves ji i'aal.

First-class grazing s per week. TRAVELLING DATES: Tuesday—At Okato. Wednesday—Owner's Farm, Oakura. Thursday—Koru. Friday—On farm. Saturday At White Hart Stables, New Plymouth. For further particulars apply C. ARDEN, Oakura; Or Groom in charge. Travel tile New Plymouth and M aitam districts during the coming season, one of Air. Mitchell's Draught Stallions from the "Burnliank" stud, Jlanaia. Full particulars later. J. MITCHELL, Manaia.

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