CHILDREN'S SCALP TROUBLES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10594, 25 October 1910, Page 6

CHILDREN'S SCALP TROUBLES.

... A Mother Grateful to Zam-Buk. "Both my daughters, Norma and Doris, have derived great- benefit* from Zam-Buk," says Mrs S. A. .Barrett, of 37 Dudley street, ■"Norma had a ]ump'\lbnflier.v'head -which was caused by^'.the^tboiil' 1 of a t comb sticking in the surface, which hap-• ponded to be encrusted by cradle cap, 1 a complaint: which affects infants ■ dur~; i mg,- teething.- .- The comb must have poisoned.-the; spot, -for the lump grew, to the sizo of half-a r crown, and rose to about an -inch- in,- 'height. vWe- tried various remedies. to sremove itj:lsut nothing did.'it -any good, : and we were much puzzled;:-:-for: it was ••.horrible, to look at. : My daughter suggested ZamBuk, and. we straightway applied. some of-this balm to,-the sore. On the third idaywhilip jNoijma was b§ing washed the lump came/'qff, leaving underneath.. a ; mass of mattefralid inflammation. The iDgm'wgsS sojratensc• the: poor little thing 'usecf: We with Zagijßvk, :the sore 'was compTe'tely heal6d^-.leay u ing, no sign of disease, i and her head' is now spotless and clean. . .. ,

! "Dons-fell on the gravel and, grazed hsr ku6e. : , Not thinking the injur,j serious I neglected it, aiid r inflammation, set ■ in/.and? the ■ child could difficulty. . The .wound jvas|. carefully dressed with Zam-Bult. "The first Application gave case, and after, continuing, for a few days, the . knee was alright-"again. .We find Zam-Buk'indis-pensable; m our: home.". ■ i ■ ■ ? .■ f •Za7n-Buk"is sold by.:all-., chemists aridstores.