HUSBAND’S SKIN TORTURE m WIFE'S LEO SORES.
Cured by Zara=Buk
The excellence of Zam-Buk for the most obstinate cases of skin disease and inflamed sores is being demonstrated daily in thousands of homes. Two typical triumphs for Zam-Buk have been revealed in a cent letter from Mis H. Berry, of Ruth street. Perth, W.A. “My husband,” says Mrs Berry, was caused great pain and disfigurement by an outbreak of itchy eruptions on his face. The disease, a kind of eczema, first appeared in little blisters, which burst and formed into running sores. Every effort to get rid of the trouble was fruitless until my husband happened to try a pot of Zam“This balm brought him splendid relief. The painful irritation was stopped with the first applications, and as he persevered with it Zam-Buk cleared away every eruption, and left his skin quite healthy and clean. „ , , , . “ I also have Zam-Buk to thank for curing mo of a bad leg. Following a mild attack of fever, the limb suddenly broke out into inflamed sores. I was alarmed, tor it looked more like blood-poison than anything else. Remembering our previous experience, I got another pot of Zam-Buk. Regular applications of Zam-Buk eased and soothed the log splendidly, and soon put an end to the inflamed condition. 1 continued to apply Zam-Buk until the sores were thoroughly healed, and the limb made quite sound and strong again. These cures have caused us to think the world of and we woundn’t be without it for any-thZam-Buk perfectly heals cuts, bruises, burns, scalds; allays swelling, inflammation, and soreness, and clears away itchy rashes, blotches, pimples, spots, and all disfiguring skin disease. Zam-Buk is obtainable of all chemists and storekeepers at Is 6dand3s6d.
There are a great many men who are willing to admit that they can’t sing, but every 0 one of them thinks he is a good judge of human nature.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3195, 9 June 1915, Page 86
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316Page 86 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Witness, Issue 3195, 9 June 1915, Page 86
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