RHEUMATISM IN ARMS AND LEGS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12259, 9 June 1914, Page 7

RHEUMATISM IN ARMS AND LEGS.

Zam-Buk Splendid for Swellings arid Deep-Seatsd pains. The remarkable pain-killing and soothing qnnliiie.- of Zam-Buk have been proved again and again. It soaks into skin, flesh, and muscle, and simply drives pain out. . . "As a remedy for rheumatism in the arms and legs and foi; sciatica," says Mi- Alex. Robertson, of 143 Maltland St.. Dunedin, N.Z., "I have found Zam-Buk splendid. The last attack 1 had was a particularly severe one, and it caused me to.cry.out..in pain ,whenever anyone happened to touch' me. 1 was forever trying different linimeiits and lotions from the chemists, but they were like so much water. One embrocation that a friend induced me to try, cost.ss a- liottle, but it- was no bettei than the rest. - "At length I was persuaded to get a pot of Zam-Buk. I fi'-t bathed my shoulders and joints and then by rubbing Zam-Buk well in, got it right down into the pores. I .experienced great soothing ease even after the first, application of the balm. T persevered with the treatment and eventually Zam-Buk completely rid me of the deep-seated pains. - "I use Zam-Buk often for lie'ahng cuts and wounds, and my experience proves that the balm is fully up' to'its great reputation." The most remarkable feature about Zam-Buk is the wonderful rapidity with which it ; -conouers the most obstinate cases of eczema, cold-weather sores, ulceration, scalp disease, piles, poisoned wounds, festered sores, ringworm. abscesses, pains and swellings. No home can safely he without this remarkable ever-ready healer. Of all Chemists and Stores, Is 6d and 3s Gd per pot. . .. . .. . . _