RHEUMATISM & SCIATICA

Thames Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 18384, 4 July 1917, Page 6

RHEUMATISM & SCIATICA

CRIPPLING PAINS BANISHED BY

ZAM-BUK.

The stimulative quality in Zam-Buk enables the balm to act like a tonic on the skin tissues, It thus makes it very valuable for use as mi embrocation :n cases of deep seated ailments like rheumatism and sciatica.

Mr Fred Bishop, Ostrich Farm, South Head, Sydney, writes :—

'•iNot very long ago I had a dreadful attack of rheumatism, which occasioned me .terrible pains. The whole of my body became affected. The joints swelled, and my condition was really awful. 1 | was conveyed to the hospital, where two doctors treated me for 6ome time, but, despite their effouts, the pains stiK racked my system, and I decided to | procure some Zam-Buk and treat myself with it. I rubbed Zam-Buk well into, the joints and affected parts, and the benefit* I derived far exceeded my anticipations. I obtained great relief from the start, and after a few days' treatment I ws completely cured."

Mrs NY Archer, of 222 Burke St., Darlinghurst, Sydney, N.S.W., writes as follows: \

"For five years I was an unfortunate victim of sciatica, which attacked me in the hips. My sufferings during ithat time were dreadful, and for about a year I never left my bed. I placed myself under doctors, but I got no better under their treatment, and despaired of being cured.

"A irienH then advised me to try salt baths, as hot as I could bear 'them, then apply molten Zam-Buk. I tried this treatment, thoroughly massaging the Zam-Buk well into the joints and" all parts where the pain was. For six weeks I regularly continued this treatment, until, after daily improvement, I was completely cured. I never have the slightest ache or pain now, so I have a good deal to thank Zam-Buk for."

Zum-Buli is sold by all chemista and stores at Is od or 3s 6d per pot.