El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
Mr.. B. NJ. LANNEA
ENTIRELY CURED Of
ECZEMA-7-6 CON-.
WINGED IT'S 4 BLOOD
TROUBLE
After Suffering Agony and
Using 13 Pounds of Oint-
ment Without Success, He
Found Relief in S. S. S.

U TOUT months COuio not steep
at night said Mr. Basil N. Lanneau,
the well known citizen who lives on
Confederate Avenue in Atlanta. Georgia,
a few days ago when he voluntarily
came to our office to tell us what s. s.
:. had done for him:
4 was constantly itching from the
most aggravated form Of Eczema.
During this time lost fifteen pounds
I'm weight and was in the depths OF
despair. used thirteen pounds OF ONT
ment prescribed by physicians and tried
nearly every form OF skin tonic and
treatment and two skin specialists to
no avail
Learning that Eczema was a form Of
blood trouble and that to cure It the
blood must be purified. I determined
upon giving 5. S. :. a thorough trial.
an both convinced that Eczema is
form Of blood trouble and that s S S.
is the greatest blood purifier in exist
ence. for after taking several bottles,
am entirely cured
We appreciate Mr.. Lanneau's state
ment. because he not only told US what
: :. s. had done for him, but showed
Us mis- arms. hands and body showing
where Eczema had given him 50 much
trouble and It was really wonderful TO
see the change that had been brought
BY q curious coincidence. three days
after Mr. Lanneau's visit a young
travelling man from Chicago came into
our office and explained that being in
town on a businss trip he had dropped
in to tell US how his Eczema had been
almost miraculously relieved by one
bottle Of :. S. s and likewise showed
US his hands. This young man said
he had been suffering with Eczema for
three years and had been treated by
doctors in many cities but had gotten
no relief until a retail druggist in
Jacksonville Florida, told him Ecze-
ma was in mis- blood and recommended
that he try :. s. s. He bought the one
bottle and was already nearly we'll
He was most enthusiastic IN his
praise or 3 s s. and told Us You don't
impress on the public strong enough
how really wonderful :. 5. s. is. That
It was A blessing to anyone suffering
with Eczema and the whole world
ought TO know about it."
We We're mighty glad that our medi-
cine had done these gentlemen so much
good and are grateful TO them for
their testimony. There is no question
as to the powerful influence of s. S. s.
IN Eczema and all other skin Troubles
that arise in the blood. There are
different varieties Of Eczema but all
are generally characterized by itching
o. burning. varying in degree from |
that which is merely annoying to the :
condition whore II is almost unbear- !
2 BILE II runs its course. lasting for a |
few weeks. to return at intervals. or /
as is more frequently the case It as
sumes chronic form. continuing with I
more or less variation for years, Jr /
even for a lifetime
It may appear upon any portion Of /
the body. As the testimony Of the two /
gentlemen shows, the proper treatment /
for Eczema is in the blood. for it is /
here that the exciting cause is TO be !
found The very fact that Eczema has
remained for years and years. a source /
Of never ending torture. in spite Of 1
every known external application,
should he sufficient evidence that
renewal Of skin health must come from
that which makes the skin. namely,
the vital elements in the blood.
The continued use OF s s. s viii
gradually eliminate from the blood the
excess Of acids that provoke the out
bursts Of Eczema. and to avoid the in
tense itching or burning at night, !
there are many mild emollients any
Of which viii give temporary relief
Our Medical Department viii gladly
advise you about them.
s s. s. is made entirely from roots
and herbs and positively contains no
mineral ingredients. If you are suf-
rerer from Eczema or any Skin o.
Blood Trouble you will be wise u give
:. 8. s a trial There is no substitute
hat will produce the same happy re-
;ults. Consult our Medical Department
RELY by mail without charge.
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