BODY COVERED WITH SORES.

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 1107, 21 November 1917, Page 5

BODY COVERED WITH SORES.

Extraordinary Outbreak that Only Zam-Bok Cared. Mrs E. Stewart, of 19 Smith Street, Summer Hill, Sydney, says:— "My little daughter, Kathleen, had an extraordinary outbreak of sores, which started as pimples and spread all orer her body, arms and legs. Though small at first, the sores soon increased in size and discharged a great deal of matter. Kathleen was in such a terrible state that we did not like to take her out. Although she was treated by a doctor her distressing skin trouble proved very obstinate. We tried a wellknown remedy, which did not, however, cure her. In fact we thought she would never be cured at all. " We soon altered this opinion, however, after using Zain-Buk. After dressing the sores with the balm, Kathleen seemed much easier. ZamBuk drew out the corruption, and besides soothing the smarting irritation took away the inflammation. We also used Zam-Buk Medicinal Soap. It was soon evident that Kathleen was on the mend. Through perseverance with the Zam-Bnk treatment she inftte splendid progress. Finally all the sores were perfectly healed with clear supple skiu. •* My other child, Keginald, was scalded through upsetting a large basin of hot water. He had to have a mask to cover his face, which was terribly disfigured. Knowing how successful Zam-Buk has proved for severe scalds husband said, ' Why shouldn't we HLZiw-Buk "( It . was remarkable rapid impiovement Zam-Kuk about. The new places were ■ [uiekly soothed, and the inflammation banished. New skin formed, and in a short time the terrible scalds were i|uite better. We think there is nothing like Zam-Buk. 1 ' Zam-Buk gives such benefit* as make a pot' of it a wise investment in every home, workshop, cattle station, aheeprun, or ■* up country" farm. -Slfl chemists and stores, 1/6 and 3/6 per pot.