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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 157, 2 January 1912, Page 3

CIIIMMIG in own

On Face, Armsand Bddy. Water Blisters Burst and Spread. Clothes Stuck to Them and Caused Great Buffering, Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment,!

"My two children (ages: girl, 10, and boy 8 years) broke out In .sores on the face, arms, and lpwer part of the body. The sores came out in % kind of water blister and would* burst and then become full of matter and would run add then spread bigger. They caused great itching and bunting and we had to tie the boy's hands in cloths at night to keep him. from tearing at them. Theis olothes would stick to the sores on the body tthd caused gfeat suffering. ■ "!we took the children to a doctor and for two> months we used his remedies but they not only did no good, but the sores got worse, I'saw la the papers of the cures effected by Cuticura Ointment, so t got a box qf.'Oini■mflnt and the first application gave such we kept on with it. My wife>used> < to sores two or three times a: day with warm water and Cuticura Soap attd th?n apply .the Cuticura Ointment each time and in a month the disappeared, leaving a v red blotch on the skin. We kept on with thef Cuticura Soap and Xv Cutlcura Ointment and their skins w.ere soony of - all marks. I think the Cuticura Ointment a'wonderful cure and.feel sure that if, we feadnol.use.d the Cutlciurii' Remedies there li "m' 'telling, Mow long the children would suffered. I can safely recommend Cuticura Rentfidles." (Signed) Thomas.' Christie, ;22yAs)lmofe St.,; ErsklnevlUe, Sydney, N. S. W.,' Deo. 10,\1910. Cuticura Soap and Ointment are \ sold throughout the world, but to those Who have suffered much with torturing, disfiguring: skin ahd scalp eruptions, lost hope and' are'without faith in any: treatment, a liberal sample of, Cuticura Ointment with a 32-p. booklet on the care and treatment of skin and scalp affections will be mailed free,'on application. Address R. Towns & Co,, Dept. • 2K. Sydney, N. S. W.

LANS' LAND ' ■::< / ' • _ ' YOU WANT A DAIRY FARMT x s f7OO ACRES, all in grass but 100 acres, subdivided into 14 paddocks, well watered, good fencing, 2sfreep country of a rolling nature, good 3 : ro»med house, woolshed sheep-dips and. yards, cattle yards with race, etc. Nice ■wchard. No weeds on 1 the farm. Three rfiiles from school and P.O. Price, £8 10s per acre. MA ACRES eheep farm, 200 acres L.1.P., 200 acres 0.R.P., half glassed, well watered, on good metalled roadi three miles from school, etc. Prices, £6 per acre. Terms. AQ ACRES splendid dairy farm of I very rich quality, aU in grass apd all ploughable, subdivided into ten paddocks, good wire fencing, 8-roomed brinse, 20-bail cowshed, trapshed, washhouse, piggeries, etc. Prices, £27 per acre; £IOOO cash. h

Q-ROOIIED House, situated on Main \road in Stratford, with 1 acre of land,\ 8 minutes walk from Post Officej well kid out. pVice, £BSO, with £3OO cash. £-RO<j>MED house, 3 minutes walk from Tost, Office; bathroom, pantry, etc., wasnhouso and shed, conservatory; quarter-acre section, well laid out in nice garden. \ I'riVe, £560. Easy terms. Or, if nfene of these suit you, write for particulars of others, as we have hundreds of properties on ouf books, and can shos you what you want. U. JACKSON, : land, sioqi '& ooMMissiojr 3ESTS, ... v- STJUTFIED, kW&o., . , k ; : sidence IAQU Off't 1M