RHEUMATISM IN ARMS AND LEGS.

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 931, 10 June 1914, Page 4

RHEUMATISM IN ARMS AND LEGS.

Zam-Buk Splendid for Swellings and Deep Seated Fains

The remarkable pain-killing and soothing qualities of Zam-Buk. have been proved again and again. It soaks into skin, flesh and muscle, and simply drives pain | out.

"As a remedy for rheumatism in the arms and legs and for sciatica," says Mr Alex. Eoberfcson, of 143 Maitland Ss., Dunedin, N.Z., "I have found ■■«- Zam-Buk splendid. The last attack I had was a particularly severe one, and it caused me to cry out iu pain whenever .anyone happened to touch mo. I was forever trying difforont liniments aiid lotions from the chemists,- but they ' IfHani like so much water. One embrocatiouT--' that a friend induoed mo to try, oost. 5/a bottle, but it was no better than the rest.

" At length I was persuaded to got a pot of Zam-Buk. I first bathed my shouldors and joints and then by rubbing Zam-Buk well in, got it right down into the pores. I experienced great soothing ease evon after the first application of tho balm. I porsevered with the treatment aad eventually Zam-Buk completely rid me of the deep-seated pains. " I use Zam-Buk often for healing cuts and wounds, and my experience proves that the balm is fully Sip to its great reputation." The. most remarkable feature about Zam-Buk is fchewonderfnl rapidity with which it conquers the most obstinate oasos of ecaema, oold-weathar sores, ulceration, scalp'disease, piles, poisoned wounds, festered sores, ringworm, abscesses, pains and swellings. No home can safely be without this remarkable ever-ready healer. Of all.Chemists and Stores, 1/6 and 3/6 per pot.