ZAM-BUK CONQUERS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3331, 16 January 1918, Page 5

ZAM-BUK CONQUERS.

Severe Outbreak of Eczema on Father and Child.

Mrs M. Rice, of 137 Bulwer street, Perth, W.A., says:— " Zam-Buk's wonderful effectiveness ia overcoming obstinate skin disease has been well illustrated in the case of my little nephew. He was suffering from a severeoutbreak of eczema on the legs, arms, and body, and his skin was so tortured by irritation and soreness that ho could get no rest either day or night. " When 1 applied Zam-Buk it speedily drew out the inflammation, allayed tho swelling, and soothed and cooled the raw, angry surfaces. I persevered with ZamBuk until the child's skin was thoroughly purified of every trace of disease and perfectly healed. " Once when my husband was away in the country, lack of vegetables caused hia skin to break out into those terrible sorea known as ' barcoo rot.'. I got him to try Zam-Buk, and though the disease had developed into an obstinate condition, regular ptrseverance with the balm cured him completely. " We have also found Zam-Buk a splendid remedy for colds in tho head and catarrh of the nose." Herbal ingredients scientifically combined, absolute piu-ity and refinement, complete froedom from lard or other ranoid animal fats. These are features that placo Zam-Buk on a pedestal far abovo mere ointments. Zam-Buk is unequalled for eczema. pimples, sore hands, burns,' ulcers, scald?, piles, poisoned and festering sores, ring* worm, scalp diseases, cuts, sprain, rheumatir Lm, etc. Is 6d and 3s 6d per pot of eM, chemists and stores.