CHILBLAINS AND COLDSORES

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 158, 8 July 1914, Page 6

CHILBLAINS AND COLDSORES

ZAM-BUK SPEEDILY ENDS WINTER SKIN-TORTURE.

Chilblains are a mild form of frostbite. The affected pa»t, whether on hands,.ears, or toes, is always much inflamed, - and there is generally swelling, redness, and a. painful,, maddening irritation. . Gentle applications of Zavm-Buk will quickly banish these discomforting symptoms, and, if the swellings burst,' leaving the skin surface raw .and ulcerated, Zam-Buk is doubly valuable because of its unique healing and antiseptic powers. - ♦ "For many months," says Mrs A. Schutt, of Laria Street, Thebaicton, Adelaide, "my little girl Jessie wan tortured by chilblains, which broke out on her feet, hands, and ears. Tho itching irritation wasi awful.. The chilblains burst,, and foi* three months Jessie was laid up. Her fingers and toes wer© in -a-'terribly iraw state,. then~ the skin peeled off and made them worse. The suffering she endured was horrible. Although) we used many ordinary ointments, not one of them did any good. It was only after commencing with Zam-Buk that Jessie obtained relief. This splendid balm endod all the irritation' and soothed' the burning pain. As we continued with Zam-Buk the sore places gradually healed and new skin, was grown on her hands and feet. "It is three years since Zam-Buk cured Jessie, and she has nott been troubled with chilblains since."

\ For cuts, bruises, burns, scalds, and sprains Zam-Buk is a perfect, evea#ready healer. It is also unequalled for eczema, <cold-s6res, chilblains, piles, bad legs, ulcers, poisoned wounds,' festering, barber's rash,* ringworm, scalp sores, stiff joints, swelling, and rheumatism. Of all chemists and stores, Is 6d and 3s 6d pea* pot.