SOILS, PIMPLES, AND BLOTCHES.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 78, 4 April 1910, Page 2

SOILS, PIMPLES, AND BLOTCHES.

ZAM-BUK IS INVALUABLE FOR ALL SKIX KRVPTIOXB. # Boils, pimples, and other eruptions are often set up by the debilitated condition of the system. When a boil i* completely formed, the matter or pus should be let out. Then thoroughly cleanse with warm water, and dress with Zam-Buk. The wonderful soothing virtues of the balm are instantly revealed. The inflammation is cubdueu at once, and, Zam-Buk being an antiseptic, it make* the wound dean and "sweet." Mr. H. Chrirtir, of 16, London-rtreet, Enmore, Sydney, ih conversant with Zambuk's power* in case* of boil*, and nay* :— "I was troubled with boils, and tried all manner of tilings to get' rid of them. For three weeks I persevered with different treatments, but to no avail. Seeing Zam-Buk advertised as a cure for my complaint, 1 procured a put, and applied it an directed, with the pleading result that the built had entirely disappeared after three days of this treatment, it ix with pleasure I add my testimony to tlir great worth of Zam-Buk." Zam-Buk is invtilmibie ior the host of varied skin 01 upturns ho prevalent in nittumn — from the common pimple to the ugliest ulcerated f.orc. Ah a lioinc-liwilcr, Zam-Buk i* unequalled for tutu, bumf, scald c, braiMs, abrasion*, sprain*, and' all ikin injuriss. Is 6d and Ss 6d per pot, of all chemist* and stores.— Advt,