IRRITATED BY WARM WEATHER.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1643, 9 January 1913, Page 5

IRRITATED BY WARM WEATHER.

SORES- THAT DISCHARGED 'AND- . SPREAD. AWFUL DISEASE PERMANENTLY CURED BY ZAM-BUK. Mrs. E. M'Glashan, -of 31 Hodgson Terrace, Richmond; Melbourne, says:—"My husband was troubled by a serious skin disorder which first broke out in the form of a rash and then developed into : small pimples. These gradually, merged : into- a largo "lump and broke out liko : boils'. These opened and discharged matter: freely, while tho surrounding surface of, skin was very red and inflamed. In warm weather ■ tho irritation was nlmost unendurable, and work nearly an impossibility. As soon as one of tlieso boils |got better another would break out, and this , occurred frequently, until lie : dispaired of over getting rid of the trouble. "It was nfter. being recommended'several times to try Zam-Buk that lie did so. _ Tho result of the first application was very gratifying, for tliev irritation and pains were quickly allayed. After lie had been using Zam-Buk a little while the. discharge became less pronounced, aud tho sores assumed a clean appcarance. He continued using Zam-Buk until the sores were ■ completely healed,, and since then he has never been troubled with them, thanks entirely to Zam-Buk." Every home and farm needs Zam»Buk, tho ovcr-vcmly nud. ov«Miwfnl paiuhin holder, ,QJ all sketnijsts and etorcb