IN TORMENT DAY AND NIGHT

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16992, 20 October 1915, Page 10

IN TORMENT DAY AND NIGHT

WORKERS' BLEEDING PILES BANISHED BY ZAM-BUK. Zam-Buk has earned the deep gratitude of Mr Thomas Dear, one of Hobart's best-known townsmen, who baa been cured of a dreadful attack of bleedins wiles. Mr Dear, who lives at 5 Sacfenllel Street. Hobart,. Tasmania says: " Bleeding piles so weakenedand tortured me that at length I. was compelled to lay up in bed Various medicines were prescribed by the doctor, but not one of them brought any permanent ease from the burning, itchy irritation. , ~ , _ f •, "I endured days and nights of indescribable torment, until my,*«f» hearing that Zam-Buk would do me good, purchased a pot- Tins soothing halm reduced the pain and inflammation splendidly, and w.thm tuodaj-s effected a wonderful improvement. "I was soon able to get about again, and after a little more than a fortnight's persistent treatment with ZamBuk complaint *a» oieicome completely. ••_ ~ . . c , " I also used Zam-Buy Medicinal Soap when a nasty skin «sh appeared on my chest. It soon subdued the imtation, and made my skin deal and hG iaKafc should be kept handy in every home, workshop, farmstead, and cattle station- For skin sore., heat swellings and rasbes. nicer.-. ;^>n .sore feet, piles, flesh wounds, and other injuries, Zam-Buk is Buk always heals qmokb, paintenfe, and perfectly, and wards oft bloodpoison, festering and MimW pajk Is 6d or as 6d per pot, of cl! demists and stores. ____——.