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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11, 11 September 1912, Page 10

FATHER. SON AND DAUGHTER CURED.

TORTURING ITIjES, PAINFUL SORE FEET AX'D AWFUL SCALD SOOTHED AND C URED BY ZAMBUK.

Mr AV. J. Hartwell, of Magill Road, Stepney, Adelaide, says:—"My son David suffered -from irritation of the feet, which caused him much agony. Little blisters would form on the surface, while his feet became very much inflamed, making it very dillieult for him to got about. His'skin was irritable and burned very much. (Many remedies were tried, but none of them did him any. good. Then Zam-Buk was applied, and this splendid balm rapidly dre-w away all inflammat-ion. In a short time Hie blisters were healed and new skin formed. By persevering with ZamBuk all irritation was banished and his feet regained their healthy and natural condition. "My daughter Myrtle upset a pot of boijing greasy water over her foot, badly scalding it. The agony she suffered was dreadful, for her foot was raw and in an awful state. AVe had to call in a, doctor. lat al! his treatment did not give the girl the desired relief. We also tried many so-called remedies, but these all failed ito do any good. Il was only after Zam-Buk had been applied a. few times that -the lerrilde pain was cased and all soreness drawn out of (ho wound. “For a while I was a victim of piles, Ihe torture of which was so bad that I could neither sit nor walk. At times tho itching was so intense that I was unable Io even lie down. I was almost in despair of ever being cured, for 1 had tried si, many remedies without arty good result. At last, however, 1 persevered ovith Zam-Buk. the piles weva ■banished, and I iVas permanently cured. We always keop a supply of Zain Buk is ■the bouse, for we lipve jnovod it to be an excellent healer for burns, cuts ami sores.” Sold by all chemists and stores.