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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10089, 12 September 1910, Page 2

MRS. KRUFI\ rv.t (->■•• Road, says- My boy's fe»-t weie in a fearful state from l-.aA'-n chilblains YW Ointment rurtci in tru-e days, and ' J >»ve sent tht remainder to another sufiot*'. Wellington, *h J*»«« Rfd Ckoss Pkopriktaky ( o. Dear Sirs,—l have n\ud: !>' sending vou this testiinoni»' famous RVd Cross Ointment, suffered awf-.illy from broken and chilblains and was in awful agony 9air. caused by them. A friend t mended your Ointment, and withi. days of my using your Red Croat ment I was thorough* v cured. Ywn -»- Ar«ly, /AN ST ALLEN. REV. FATH r i» PURTON, 0.5.8.. the Presbytery A'/aroa, writes: I have upon many o -a/ions heard your Red Cross Ointnv spokes <&f in terms of th* warme.-t adr. .iration as almost valuable and beneficial article, and 1 hope it may rrtill become more widely known and appreciated. Wishing you every success with k. MRS. MUIRHEAP, Cumberland Street, Dunedin, writes: Your Red Cross 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 head stableman at Duthie's stable 3, has also used it on horses with best results. Ic a certain cure fer aH Irritation of ths Skin, Cuts end Old SorM, Aiiseeases, Ecxema, Sunburn, Chilblains, etc. PRICE li 6 Obtainable from J. V. GORCf f", Cnemiat, soie agent for Wastet ton.

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