CHAPS CHILBLAINS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14280, 31 July 1908, Page 2

CHAPS CHILBLAINS.

Cold-Sores, and Chafings, Zam-Buk Balm Cures All Wrarn Ski \ Troubles. few people can boast of tf slrin health* and strong enough to resist the treacheries of these raw, cold days. _ The effect of the wind, rain, and frost is seen in rough, blotchy face 6, chafed cheeks, chapped ' hands, pimply eruptions, and cold-sores. One reason is that the skin in winter does not get enough ventilation, heavy clothing indoor confinement choking and poisoning the pores. As p, consequence, the skin becomes ill-nourished, chapped, sore, rough, and scaly. There is one way in which Nature can be safely assisted, just whenevor die asks for assistance, by a liberal application of Zam-Buk Balm over the rough patches or nasty sores.- Be as prompt in your response to Nature's call for help •as you know.- how, remembering that chronic, uloers are,' in the first in stance, simply a breakdown of .tissues that get below par.:; Frequent dressings with Zam-Buk Balm lh the earliest (stages o£ troublo will speedily relievo, and finally cure, the worst skin disease.. Mr William Bacon, of Vcrner stree' Goulburn, N.S.W., says—" During the winter we experience very cold, frosty weather, and nurse the fire very closely The inevitable result is ohilblains. _ I suffe. considerably in tliis resgect, Having had chilblains on the feet, hands, and ears. I!' tried many ointments arid salves in tV" hope of driving out the irritation, but with scant euooess. Last winter 1 applied. Zam-Buk, .and with wonderful results. The firs* application drove out ths • irritation and soothed the ohilblains co siderably." ... Zam-Buk is also invaluable for rheu-. mattem, neuralgia, sore throat, tight ohest, winter eczema, cuts, bruises, and all injuries to the skin. Price Is 6d per potior 3s 6d for economical family eizo. For children's hacking cough at night Woods' Great Pepperffiiftt Pußt t J* 6 j «-nd 2s 6dt