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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1797, 9 July 1913, Page 5

MkMj g ; \R /HAT irritation .arises-.from raw, chapped handsif -If -a || vV woman's skin is at all sensitive sliesufiers more or less in ;$ . $ 'this way all'the year round, but with-the damp/coM and |i ■■; .; $fok' frost of winter, her hands and wrists become a positive torture. gj . :; , First the skin loses its pleasant softness, then there is a clissgree- '& lyj and able roughness and redness, followed by cracking and partic- |j : || ularly in the region of the knuckles and'wrists. This distressing coii-, | '. 1 «| it dition is made worse by drying the hands or face carelessly after washing ' — II /f In 1 on a raw, cold day. Neglecting chaps, or any cold-sores, may. lead, to |i P vPStC&S painful swelling and inflammation.- There is a danger of grit and. dirt |g. getting into the cracks of the skin, and setting up positive torture. |j| j|f oH|>o^ B In fact, chaps and cold-sores are often the first symptoms of deep-Booted. j| ■•' || skin disease. 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