"C O.C.C"

Press, Volume L, Issue 14985, 4 June 1914, Page 6

"C O.C.C"

A MAGICAL REMEDY.

"C.C.C.C." is the name of a cure for chilblains, discovered by Mr F. W. Thompson, the well-known Christchurch dentist, tho fame of which, owing *o its magical curative properties, will be _oon known over "the four seas." Thero aro few really reliable remedies for chilblains and those who sutfer excruciating agonies from them will hail with delight the advent of "C.C.C.C." Mr Thompson's attention was directed to the necessity for such a remedy by ihe s-ifferings underfiono by a lady tr«.m fros-t-bite. His quest proved highly successful and the effectiveness of '■C.C.C.C." in curing frostbite led to its use for chilblains, burns and scalds. Of fifty cases in whic-i "C.C.C.C." has been tried, it has proved successful excep* in one instance in which it effected a partial cure. Foremovn<_ ; the irritation caused by the bites of insects, such as fleas, sandflies and mosquitoes, "C.C.C.C'has no equal, and sufferers from rheumatic and neuritio pains have also found it of great value. Grateful nsera of "C.C.C.C." haro written to Mr Thompson m glawina terms of praise. One of many E_m-I<_-* test-monies runs as follows: — "The miid her., s-vears by your chilblain cure. Her hands were all swollen r>*i . nrp v.«* .«r already. They all think it wonderful." The cure is :ip|)'ici! externally with » campl'.. hiir brush. It is costly- -_ ,-mall phial is > .Id it 2s—but those who have .-xperieneed its nroat reme/liai declare that it is more precion* than rnbie*;, or troW. or s'lver. "C.C C.C." can be pr<-*i*>ed from all chemists and no household should be without such a valuable remedy. 3