IRRITATION OF THE SKIN.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 105, 11 August 1910, Page 8

IRRITATION OF THE SKIN.

Ever had any irritatiaaiof tM skint There ar* many ffisra&agt it' r a ny of' them bad! enough to taxvour*p4tience. Piles, a plague of the nTglit. 'No rest for the sufferer from tlffitt sisplauit.. Hives don't sound dangeioua, but they cause much misery to those unfortunate enough to be troubled with] them. Eczema,.too, the most forturingjmd ote stinate of all skin disease* Bufcffloan's. Ointment cures every skfn troub*. No. such ailment can resist its Jxealingt soothing influence. Lots of peomknow this now. <' ■**&«_ ™ Mrs. Jordan, Junctioa ro«xC,l)y Pry--mouth, says: "I had a at the.back of my neck fftr"some iaae. Ifr caused'me much pain, which I fllld get, nothing to cure. Fortunately H got a pot> of Doan's Ointment, and tbis preparation gave me great relief, tt stopped'i*e pain and irritation at. pice. T earnestly recommend" Doan's • Oj|tmenfc; 'to all who suffer with any form *f skin trouble." / UDoan's Ointment is- a specjfle W every torturing skin irritation. Jlpt alfe and' rare, and will not' injur* mjfft delicate skin. Doan's Ointment is *>ld broil chemists and storekeepers at Js p.er •'pot, or will be postwt on reoafpt of j.prfc» fcy tfoster-McClellan C0.,-TO Pitt Istreet, Sydney. ~ But, be sure you get 8