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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10304, 8 November 1911, Page 1

FATHER, SON AND DAUGHTER BENEFIT M ZAJI-BUK. BLEEDING PILES, RUNNING ECZEMA AND POISONED WOUND CURED. Mrs C. Oonon, of 44, Glebe Point Road, Glc!j(.') Sydney, says:—"My daughter, Lottie, suffered from a bad attack of ecaunia on her feet. The irritation \v:ia dreadful, and she could not get much rest at night, and her toes were in a fearful state. Nasty eruptions appeared, which broke and discharged in a terrible maimer. In fact, her toes became white with tho formation of those blisters. For three weeks Lottie endured great misery from the swollen and inflamed condition of her feet. "Having previously used Zam-Ikuc with great success, I induced her to try it on her feet. The first application had a soothing effect, and tho irritation was subdued. She kept on applying Zam-Buk at regular intervals, until tho running ceaaud and tho disease was completely cured. Now the skin on her feet is perfectly clear and cleansed of al\ impurities. "My boy, Frank, severely cut underneath his big toe with a piece of glass. The wound was neglected and soon developed into a poisonous state. The toe was \ ery much swollen and he could not get his boot on. It was very painful for him to oven put his foot to the ground. However, to cut a long story short, Zam-Buk healed tho wound and cleansed it thoroughly in practically a "My husband was tortured by blind itching piles, and the irritation was terrible. He tried all sorts of remedies, but nothing did him any good. Commencing to use Zam-Buk he soon obtained ease, and by persevering for a short time was completely rid of tho painful piles." Zam-Buk heals all cuts, wounds and injuries, and is a perfect remedy for all skin disease. Bold by all chemists and stores at Is Gd and 3s Gd per pot, or post free- from the Zam-Bulc Co., 39, Pitt Street, Sydnej. 1