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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 177, 25 January 1912, Page 3

For Skin Troubles. Her and Itching, Had to Wear Gloves Night and Day. Could Not Take Cases. Used Cuticura;_Soap and Ointment. A Complete Cure. • o—' • "It is now more than twelW iiibnths since the skin on my hands became rough and itching. I tried simple dressings and several . patent ointments, but they only eased them for a time. If I did any washing the ' acute .irritation afterwards was terrible. It would wake me up at night. The roughness of theekin turned to deep cuts. I have had to wear gloyes night and ■ day for a long time. I had to stay at home for a whole month and not take cases, because the disinfectants I . _ used in my profession only aggravated the irritation. "I sent away for several samples of different cures at different times, but until I got Cuticura Ointment and Soap I had no real relief. After using the sample box of Cuticura Ointment my hands became easier, but they had been bad for so long and the cuts were so very deep that I had to use four boxes of Cuticura Ointment before I had a complete cure. I began to think they never would be right again, and if I had not peraevered with Cuticura Ointment they never would. When I have been at my cases, I have shown them to several doctors and have had ointment from them, but I only had temporary relief. I shall only be too pleased to recommend the Cuticura Remedies wherever I come across any skin troubles." (Signed) Nurse Rae, 232 Dudley Rd;, Wolverhampton, England, May 9, 1911. Sold everywhere. Send to R. Towns <5: Co., Dept. 25K, Sydney, N. S. W., for 32-page Cuticura booklet on skin troubles and liberal aamsle of Cuticura Ointment. Si f