MARRIED WOMAN'S AGONISING PILES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16164, 28 August 1914, Page 7

MARRIED WOMAN'S AGONISING PILES.

A Mother Praises Zam Buk. Mrs Evelyn Jarrett, of 4-7 Waterloo street, Surry Hills, Sydney, says:—"About, two and a-half years ago I was afflicted with that terrible complaint, piles. The irritation wa> awful, and the agonising pain flatly increased my suffering. I applied an ointment, but this set up, such violent irritation that by its use I was nearly driven out of my mind. "I then tried many other remedies, but was unable to obtain any relief from my affliction. As a last, resort I decided to try Zam-Bu!t. lis I had read what a splendid balm it was for piles. 1 procured a supply, and before I had fin : .sh«l the first, pot I was freed from all irritation, and the pains were gradually ceasing. After continuing with Zam-Buk all -traces of my complaint were removed. "Some time afterwards I was oonfined, and a result of childbirth was an attack of piles. However, a few applications of the Zam-Buk drove away my trouble. I was delicrhted with the mild and soothing action of Zam-Buk. It cases all inflammation in a splendid fashion. "Zam-Buk should bo kept handy in every home, especially where there are children in the family. My children at times suffer from cuts, sores, and abrasions, and the prompt, application of Zam-Buk has given relief in each. ease. I am thankful for the reFef I derived from Zam-Buk." Zam-Buk is sold by all stores and chemists at Is 6d . and 3s 6d per pot. Every homo needs Zam-Buk. i