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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 March 1917, Page 3

THOSE DRfAOFUL PILES HUSBAND AND WIFE CURED BY ZAM-BUK. There is no doubt about it. Thousands of people suffer in silence the torturing agony of piles because they don't like to admit their complaint. A feeling of delicacy over-rides their anxiety to make their trouble known and ask lor advice. On the other hand, thousands have spared no expense to get rid of the complaint, but have found that the only cure was Zam-Buk. Here is an example:— Mrs. S. Selby, of Greek Street, Glebe, Sydney, says : —"My husband has suffered from a severe attack of bleeding piles. Loss of blood made him very weak. The irritating pain was so dreadful that he could only get about with the greatest difficulty. The attacks would last for perhaps a month or five weeks. The onlv thing that gives him relief is Zam-Buk, which is most soothing and mild. "I was also a sufferer with inward piles, which were very irritating and sore. Zam-Buk was also the only remedy that I used,- and I found it splendid. Zam-Buk is so cooling, and Gives the greatest relief. It has quickly cured every attack oi: our distressing complaint, so we can, of course, speak highly of Zam-Buk." 1 f you suffer from piles you can not do better than Mr. and Mrs. Selby did. Zam-Buk cured them and it will cure you* Zam-Buk is an up-to-date scientific preparation which is absolutely unsurpassed for eczema, ringworm, ulcers, poisoned wounds and sores, cuts, bruises, sprains, stings, etc. You simply cannot make a mistake in using Zam-Buk on the skin; whether for cuts or pains. It's as good as a doctor, and there are directions how to apply it with every pot. But be sure you get Znm-Buk. If your chemist or stor« is out of stock send direct to C. E, Fulford (Aus.), Ltd.. 39 Pitt Street, Svdney. Prices Is 6d or 3s 6d p«l P"t» ". ...-.>