IRRITATING RASHES.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 45, 22 February 1910, Page 6

IRRITATING RASHES.

PEICKLY HEAT, JELOTCEES, SUNBURN, .AND ALL SUMMER SKIN BRODBLEJS. ■"■'-' . ■ » ■ ■ _AM-B___ SOOTHES-AND _______ Zam-Buk is both a protective and corrective balm, and obstinate skin irritations .and rashes yield to its healing influence just as surely as do other skin troubles of the present season. In sunraner, the chest, back and legs are particularly liable to irritating rashes and eruptions, and in the arm pits and joints serious sores often arise through chafing or excessive perspiration. But Zam-Buk -will be found delightfully cooling and soothing, and will restore, the softness, clearness, and pleasant "feel" of health to the most l troublesome skin, as witness the following case: "Last summer," says Mr. J. Parker, at 145, Alice-street, Newtown, Sydney, "a rash' broke out all over my body, and the irritation caused mc to be constantly scratching and rubbing it. I bathed my body with different solutions, but could gain no relief, rtemembering I had Zam-Buk in the house, I applied it to 'the rash, and after two applications all the fixe and irritation disappeared. I continued the treatment for two or three days by which time the fash had odmiplertely vanished. _Iy •wife is also a. great 'believer in Zam-Buk." So pure that it suits even a baby's delicate skin, and so powerful that it i expels disease from the strongest refuge, the frame of old age, Zam-Buk is a reliable healing 'balm for all injured, diseased, irritated, and. in_a_ied conditions of", the skin and tissue. Sold by all chemists and stores, at Is. &d. and 3s. (s_: per pot; 36. 6<L contains nearly, (four times the la, Od. . .7.-....1-,,,/.„■,