INFLAMED RUNNING SORES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10762, 9 May 1911, Page 1

INFLAMED RUNNING SORES.

.Zam-Buk lo the Rescue. t • Mrs Arthur Forsyth, of Randolp St., Thc.barton, Adelaide, says:—"My little girl, Lillian, injured her knee, which became very inflamed and into a running sore. She suflered .very much;from the intense pain, and. at became! so bad . that, she was not able to get about. .For,six months the child was in an awful state. During , this period we tried everything w.^. ; coujd think of, hut nothing did the slightest good. ■"A friend gave me some Zam-Buk to trv, as she was sure it would do Lillian good. A short time after commencing with Zam-Buk the inflammation subsided and the edges of the wonnd drew together, ami new healthy skin began .to grow over the damaged area. After persevering with Zam-Buk the "woundwas completely healed, and the child able to get about again. "On another occasion a bad attack of eczema broke out on Lillian's bead, which proved obstinate. The disease made its appearance in the shape of a small boil, which formed with matter at the- top. This gradually grew larger until it broke and spread all over lier head. I procured some Z.iin-Buk, winch soon eased the smarting pain, and i # as Zam-Buk was eor.tinuod with so the clise'ase was defeated-and quite removed from her svstem. Zam-Buk made Lillian's head in a splendid healthy state, and to-dav her skin is perfectly cleaj. Zani-Hiik is obtainable of all chemists and stores at > lid and 3s 6d per pot.