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Otago Witness, Issue 3004, 11 October 1911, Page 7

SPRING SKIN ERUPTIONS. limples, Boils, Blotches. Rashes, and all Spring Skin Eruptions Banished by Zam-Buk. . With the approach of spring, do you find little rough patches on your forehead, cheek, or chin? Has your akin that curious "tight" feeling? Are your hands cr finger-ends sore? Is your skin disfigured by nasty pimples, boils, abscesses, or eruptions? Hove you a raw, tender feeling whore your skin creases—or are you very liable to chafing ab„ut the neck? These "danger signals," ■ which constitute the first signs of an unhealthy skin, should never be neglected. Following in their train arc all the tortures of fiery eczema, wide-reaching blood poison, and ulcerous sore 3. * Nothing is more important than the way you should treat your skin. It is not theslightest . use relying upon any internal remedy or external application if these do not reach i&ua impurity itself. Because Zam-Buk is built of Nature's purest vegetable juices, it is everywhere used and recommended. Zam-Buk is so refined that the tissues absorb it readily; and its medicinal essences at once attack the disease below the surface. Wherever the skin has Lien injured by accident or eaten by .disease Zam-Buk promotes the growth of new and healthy tissues in a quick and marvellous manner. No skin looks so well, or is so soft, sound, sweet, and healthy throughout, as the skin, that has had frequent dressings with ZamBuk. In a sentence, the secret of a healthy skin is: keep Zarn-Buk always handy, and use it daily Skm disease will then be banished and the tissues made sound, healthy, and strong. Prices, Is 6d and 3s 6d per pot, of all dhemists and stores.

A London County Council tablet has b&en affixed to No." 17 Red Lion square, where at one time William Morris, Danbe Gabriel Rossetti, and Sir E. B-urne-Jones lived, and one to No. 13, Johnson 6treet, Somers Town, where Charles Dickens lived) in hia boyhood.