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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10089, 10 September 1910, Page 2

CHILBLA » n MRS. KROPP, Port Chalmers Road, jays: My boy's feet weie in a fearful stats from broken chilblains, Y«ur Ointment i-urcd in three days, and 1 have sent the remainder to another suflcier, g Wellington, sth sSIO. Red Cross Proprietary Co. £ Dear Sirs, —I have much is sending you this testimonial übeut y»ui famous Red Cross Ointment. Last year I suffered awfully from broken and unbroken chilblains and was in awful agony with the pain caused by them. A friend recommended your Ointment, and within three days of my using your Red Cross Ointment I was thorough)* cured. Yours >ii- <«k! ]aSA ALLEN. REV. FATim PURTON, 0.5.8, the Presbytery AVaroa, writes: I have upon many otm iions heard your Red Cross Ointm' ! spoken of in terms of tfic warmest adr ,iratk>n as a most valuable &nd beneficial article, and 1 hope it may ntill become more, widely known and appreciated. Wishing you every success with ic. MRS. MUIRHEAD, Cumbciiand Street, Dunedin, writes: Your Red Gross Ointment is by far the best I have ever used. I have found it a certain cure for cuts, sores, and chilblains, and always keep it in the house. My husband, who is stableman at Duthie's stables, has also tised it on horses with best results. ED CROSS OINTMENT s certain sure for aY< Irritation of tho Skin, Cuts and Old §er», Abscesses, Eezesna, Sunburn, Chilblains, ate. PRICE 1$ t&inabie from J. V. Cr.cmisT, if or Ittaatetton.

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