CHAPPED HANDS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1263, 19 October 1911, Page 3

CHAPPED HANDS.

"THEY LOOKED JUST LUCE BEEF STEAK, AND THE PAIN WAS EXCRUCIATING." "I had terrible chappcd hands-they just looked like beef steak—they wero so raw looking," writes Mrs. A. Deakin 11G Cobdon Street, South Melbourne, Victoria "I had them for a few weeks. I also had eczema on my forehead. I was so bad that I could neither do my houso work or iv,-i fhing. The pain was oxcruciating. I could not bear anyono to como to tho house to sec mo as I had no inclination to talk to thorn. I rubbed all sorts of ointments on my hands day and night to try and cure thorn, but they wore°of no use whatever; they did not seem to bo healing at all. At last I tried Ilexona and after using it for a while they began to heal. ■ I kept on usin;: tho Ointment, and it healed them rapidly. I nra more than pleased to know my hands are thoroughly cured, and it is through using lioxona, and I can iccommend it to anyono." Rexora, the Rapid Healing Ointment, is a remarkably effective remedy for all effectioris of the skin, also for wounds, burn?, sores, and those many hurts which aro constantly calling for tho use of a reliable remedy. Price, Is. (id. and 3s. -Advt.