CHILD’S FIERY RINGWORM.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16719, 2 May 1925, Page 5

CHILD’S FIERY RINGWORM.

ANOTHER SIvVi'JRE CASK —DEFIES EVERYTHING BUT ZAM-BUK. ' Mother.-, who know the difficulties of safeguarding their little ones against tho unsightly and distressing scalp’ diseases! so prevalent amongst sohool-children will | be interested in the following case. It proves once again that, even in the most severe eases. Znnil’uk displays cxcep-j tional power in soothing the fiery skin and clearing it of poison and corruption. Mrs. M. Dennett, 44 Edward St,, Red-; fern, Sydney, says:— “My little girl.j Alice, liad a severe -attack of ringworm ( otr the head, which kept her away froriO school-for twelve months. -When doc-, tors’ treatment failed, I took Alice to the Children's "Hospital, but- this did not produce the successful results I hoped for.

“At’length I tried Znm-Buk, and from the very first application it was clear that I had at last struck a remedy of unusual power. Not only did Zam-Buk take away fiery irritation, but. it seemed to pot clown to the root of the disease straight away. Its results were astonishing, for after using only two boxes c.i Zam-Ruk, ail traces of the ringworm which had defied nil other treatments disappeared. If T had only known of Zam-Buk before il wonid have saved the child snfi'ering and pain and mnvli needless worry and expense." .

Eczema, ulcers, poisoned wounds, had legs, piles, rashes, sealp diseases, burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, sprain., are all ucressl’ully treated by Zam-Bulc. Oet a box of this grand soothing and healing halm from vonr chemist, or storekeeper 10-dav and keen it always handy! Also tw Znm-Buk Medicinal Soap in single calces or boxes of lliree.