LEG COVERED WITH ECZEMA

Southland Times, Issue 14633, 25 January 1911, Page 2

LEG COVERED WITH ECZEMA

A TEBS.LBI.E DISEASE ENDED BY ZAM-BUK. “Two years ago small blisters formed I on my foot,” said Mrs Rose Fahlbusch, ‘.of 78 Ifould St., Adelaide, S.A. “These broke and developed into a painful form of eczema, 'which soon spread all over my log. 1 suffered great pain and misery from the excessive irritation, and i could got very little rest. Small ulcers formed which discharged watery matter. The burning irritation was maddening, and t could not keep my hands off. For six months was f tortured by ihese terrible eruptions. All the remedies which 1 tried failed to be of any use. “Hearing of the remarkable qualities of Zam-Buk. I procured a supply ami i dressed my leg twice daily. The exces- : sive running and watery symptoms at once Ivgan to disappear, and a soothing sensation was felt, which made it evident that the healing process had begun, j- I persevered with Zam-Buk until all I trace of this terrible disease bad disappeared, and my leg was quite better, since my cure by Zam-Buk I have not • tad any return of the symptoms of ec- . zema. 1 can strongly recommend litis balm to all my friends as the surest and speediest cure for that horrible scourge, eczema.” I Zanirßuk is a proved remedy for piles, ! ulcers, eczema, ringworm, bad legs, festering wounds, pimples, eruptions, rasii, itch, cuts, burns, bruises, and other skin disease and injuries. Sold by all chemists and stores.