CHILBLAINS BANISHED.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 8984, 18 July 1907, Page 4

CHILBLAINS BANISHED.

ZAM-BUK BALM EXPELS ALL IRRITATION AND HEALS PAINFUL CRACKS. Chilblains are a mild form of frostbite. The affected toe, finger, nose, or ear is always much inflamed, and there lis generally swelling, redness, heat, and tingling pain, while exces&ive heat brings on an almost maddening itch. Zam-Btik is to be applied as often as possible by gentle friction, and the parts guarded against sudden changes from cold to heat. If the blisters burst, leaving a suppurating or ulcerating surface, Zam-Buk Balm is doubly valuable, because of its great healing and antiseptic power. Its efficacy in such eases is illustrated in the following: Mr AVilliam Bacon, of Vernor Street, Gonlburn, N.S.W., says : — " During the winter we experience very cold, frosty weather in Goulburn, and nurse the fire very closely. The inevitable- result is Chilblains. I suffer considerably in tii is respect, having experienced chilblains on the feet, hands and ears. I tried nvany ointments and salves in tho hope of driving out the irritation, but with scant puccess. Last winter I applied Zam-buk, and with wonderful results. The _ first application drove out the irritation and soothed the chilblains considerably." As an embroc^'i ion for sore-throat and chest cold. Zam-Buk balm is unequalled. By rubbing Zam-Buk between the hand 6 and inhaling the powerful mines, a finer remedy for a cold in the head could not be found. Zam-Buk is invaluable for all skintroubles and muscular-affections, such a« rheumatism, sciatica, gout, neuralgia, piles, chilblains, cold en-res, eczema, ulcers, sorrs, bruises, and all injured a?id '■lise-ae.ed conditions of the <=kin. Of nil Chemists and Stores at Is 6d and 3s 6d per pot (3s 6d size contains nearly four times Is 6d). 1