r\'TII. KKXOXA fIAVIC UELIEF. "My little girl for a little over a your was troubled willi a very seven 1 attack nf eczema in its most viokml form, her lieav being one frightful mass of painful ulcerations," writes Mrs. R. Woodliani. II Kalfcrsea-.street, Christelmrcli XX "Her liair came completely out with (lie everlasting scratching and (easing, 1 not heing ahle to be constantly near her side to prevent it, and not lieiug ahle to obtain her proper rest ami sleep, she became a complete wreck. A little before her eighth birthday, after trying almost, everything advertised and recommended, I was advised hy a person who had been also all'licted with the same painful complaint to try Re.xona Ointment, and the effect was magical and almost Ixnoncl belief. In a week she was hardly recognisable as the same child, and in a very short time indeed was completely cured, and all traces of the, dreadful 'disease had disappeared. I shall always consider it a duty and n pleasure to advise and recommend ita use to anyone similarly afflicted." Price Is Gd anil 3a. Obtainable at Johnston
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 184, 3 February 1914, Page 7
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185Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 184, 3 February 1914, Page 7
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