CHILDREN'S SCALP TROUBLES.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1263, 19 October 1911, Page 3

CHILDREN'S SCALP TROUBLES.

ZAM-BUK CURES AN OBSTINATE CASE. Mrs. E. "White, of Wilson Street, Boulder, W.A., says:—'"My litilo girl Lilian had an outbreak of eczema on her head. Her hair ail fell off, and it was a mass of corruption. Iler h;ad was like a lump of raw meat, and matter would ooze out, presenting a sight _ that was revolting. In attending to it a great loathing would mako mo feel ill. The diseaso was very obstinate, for although we tried various remedies and ointments, nothing had the desired effrct. Nothing in the way of medical treatment was of the least good. The poor girl suffered terribly. "A friend seeing tho state of the child's head, said Zam-Buk would heal it quickly. Wo obtained a supply of Zam-Buk and applied it to (he affected surface, and in a short time tho pain and irritation ccascd. As we continued with Zam-Buk I soon noticed Mint the disease was defeated. All bjd matter was withdrawn, inflammation subdued, and new healthy skin was beginning to form. Soon new hair began to grow in i>lace of that which had dropped off. Wc continued with Zam-Buk until Lilian was completely eut'cd, nnd to soe her now. no or.o would ever think anything had been amiss." Zam-Buk, the ever-ready healing balm, is invaluable for eczema, ulcers, ringworm, bad legs, festering wounds, rash, piles, as well as n quick lwaler of cuts, burns, gashes, scratches, and nil skin injuries. Sold by all stores and chemists, at Is. (id. and 3s. Gd: per not. -Advt.