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The receipt of | In returning thanks to you for my miraculous cure of eczema or salt rheum, I deem it advbable to give you a de- tailed account of my case, and as there Is, and always will be & prejudice against advertivel remedies, you have my con- sent to publish this textimonial, and all inquiries, by letter or io person, I will cheerfully answer. 1 «lo thix that people who go on year after year paying out larze mums of money to incompetent phyxicians and receive no cure, or even relief, | or end in filling a premature grave, ax was nearly my case, | may be induced to make trial of the wonderful Cuniccra | Rewepies, At the age of three months a rax:. made {tx appearance oa | my face. A physician was called, he said teething wax the | cause, be prescribed some cooling medicine, but the sors | spread to my ears and bead. Another M.D. was called. 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