CHILDREN’S SKIN TROUBLES

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10063, 30 August 1918, Page 7

CHILDREN’S SKIN TROUBLES

ZAM-BUK AND THE XJTTI/B ONES, •y /'7'FEIENDS POE .LIFE. " It-is impossible to calculate how- much suffering and anxiety Zam-Buk prevents in -the house, especially amongst the little ones. The mother'--who always keeps a pot "of Zam-Buk .handy saves herself a lot of worry and expense. By reason of its unique herbal composition and -exceptional refinement, Zam-Buk gives instant relief in cases of ringworm, wet or dry • eczema, - crusty scalp, or-inflamed skin.- The little sufferer, finds the Zam-Buk .dressings soothing, cooling, and comforting,-and is able to get a refreshing, sleep soon after the ‘first dressing.” - ’ ■ As the Zam-Buk applications are continued the disease is drawn out, and the sores- dry up and fall away, leaving behind- the” beautiful . now, clear, and healthy .skin.— •• • . .Mis„Eliza. Calthorpe, ■ 102,-Alice street, Newtown, Sydney, writes: — "My little girl, Bulbv, had a roughness of the skin on the hands, due ■ to the ppld .weather,. -Small blisters forme!, .p.n4 ibis eruption , afterwards merged ..watery, eczema. The irritation was terrible, ' and Her hands continued had for some time and would not heal. The skin would get dry and crack after the moisture-.“subsided, and -• start bleeding. She. used to cry bitterly over . them. Zanr-Buk was recommended. when the hands were at their worst, and .its application .took. away, all the irritation anjl gave the greatest .relief.. Further appli--atidnsr of the balm .drew out all - the inflammstidn“ softened'the skin and healed them splendidly. , "She had also a fostered knee, but a few applications of. Zam-Buk healed it very quickly." Zam-Buk-, is . unequalled for : Cnte, Bruises, Scrapes, Eczema, Eingworiu. Scabs, Sashes, Burns, Scalds, etc; Is, Cd or-3s 6d a pot at all chemists and stores.