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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15100, 24 March 1911, Page 2

Sores left Terrible Holes—lrritation was Maddening', Another Wonderful Cure by Zam-Buk, " About two ycnrs ago tho veins in my legs began to swell and then broke out in tbs form of small blotches," says Mrs Martha M. Langlcy, of 172 Lord street, Burnley, Melbourne.- "These increased in size, "with festered heads, which resembled tho form of boils. As they increased they gavo out nasty discharge, which caused so irritation that I would wake up in tho night and tear away at them until my lops would be covered with blood. I could not stop or keep my hands from them. I became run-down in health, and was eoon reduced to a very low condition. Tho holes in my logs left by theso sores were so great that I could put my thumbs right into them; oven on tho shins I could do this. Tho doctor tried all Jio could to give rcliof without any beneficial result. I hnd given to meono day a pot. of Zam-Ruk, and I used this balm on the wounds. Very soon after I felt grently relieved, for ail the irritation and itchiness left, I could not contain myself for the pleasure I folt as I saw the sor.es get smallor. The edirrs contracted to the centre, the flesh healed from the middle, nnd in a month the holes closed up completely. I feel very grateful to Z3Oi-I3uk for my cure, and now always lcew a not by me." ftnm-Buk is n wonderful balm for eczema, blood-poison, ringworm, -ulcers, bacl legs, festorincr sores, old wounds, children' 6 6calp troubles, running sores, piles, cuts, renvtchrs, burns, boils, bruises, and oth<v skin diseases and '"iurios. Sold by .1.11 chemists.nnd stores. Tho handy not of Zam-Buk is a grand insurance against comnlicationa from all skin uuuries.