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North Otago Times, Volume CV, Issue 13937, 21 July 1917, Page 2

LEGS COVERED WITH ECZEMA. CHILD'S TORTURING SORES lIEALEB BY ZAM-BUK. Little George Bowden was hidly crippled by running eczema anil could only bo moved about on- pillows. The disease baffled the hospital doctors, and ordinary remedies failed to even check the painful sores, Zam-Buk, however, astonished the parents by working a «peedv and remarkable cure. Sirs E,-Bowden, who lives at G2 Rose street, Darlington, Sydney, says:— "For three months inv son, George, suffered severely from, a painful outbreak of eeze]iia..QU his legs, The disease crippled him, and 'he could not walk, but had to bo'moved-about-on pillows. "We had the boy at the hospital, but the doeton there-could do nothing for. him, and various otfier treatments that we tried proved quite ineffective. George was in torture day and night, for were kept in a ,red-raw i; state by the watery discharge that' constantly oozed from the affec.'ed surface.

"He 'was in a shocking state when ho started to use Zam-Buk, The sores were so'wonderfully eased by the first dressings that wo decided to persevere with the balm. Zam-Buk soon caused the inflammation to subside and the healing process to begin, and Me boy made -rapid strides toward recovery , every day. It-.was not long before 'Zam-Buk dried iip and completely cleared away every sore. •Zam-Buk made this'•Wonderful cure a few yearsago, but the disease- -has never shown the slightest sign oi: any return."..' Zam-Buk i 3 a reliable: remedy for bad legs, scalp sbrpsi; ulcers,-poisoned wounds, piles, ringworms, cuts, bruises, burns, scaldj^sprairis f ete.' 1/6 or. 3/6 a,pot everywhere.