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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 1210, 3 December 1919, Page 7

POISON I' l <OKKS, PESTERED ; NKXE. ULCERS AND CHICKEN POX.

All Cured by Zam-Buk,

A typical example of Zaui-Buk's won* derful healing powers is provided by the eirrerience of Mrs Rurfgley's family, who live at Larkin street, Oamperdown, Sydney. Chatting to our special reportor, Mrs Rudgley said :—" Both my little b ys, William and llonald, had chickenpox. Thick, crusted sores broke out on their heads and faces, aud matter kept oozing out from under the scaps. Tho irritation was awful, audi had a terrible j b with them until I began tho ZamBuk treatment. My method was to lailier freely with Zam-Buk Soap, aud ciea se the places thoroughly. After tho sores were washed I applied ZamBuk Balm, and tlfp lesult of this treatment was that; ar| the bad matter was drawn and the scabs fell away, lo|ymsf't|e skin beautifully clean and beal|f#"loMiug.| " Willie alsqf-;|iad fostered soros on his legs, and soineffflrere very bad indeed. I applied Zam-Bi|k and all the matter and inflammation wfre quickly subdued, tho places healiuffufii splendidly. " My husrand had poisoned hands, They were vefy painful, and the innain* niatiou spread up the arms. Zam-Buk was usod and all tho inuamniatiou was taken out, and the hands healed up nice* ly. My brother also had an u:cefated ankle, bat after treating it wiihZam* Buk for a short time it was he'akd up perfectly. Our experience with Zarn* Buk extends' over nine years, and we have alwavs found it successful. I WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT A POT FOR WOKLDS." Zam-Buk is tho ever-ready, ever-reli-able healer for all wounds and skin troubles- 1/0 ana 3/6 per pot, every* where. .

SUBSTITUTES When colds; and influenza arc .pveralout lot ' NAZOL'protect your family. One dose a day kpeps colds away. Good for ullages. Sixty closes 1/6'., "