CHILDREN COVERED WITH ITCHING ECZEMA.
"ALMOST TORE THEMSELVES TO , PIECES.":. '. ( ;f - i ■■ DISEASE COMPLETELY BANISHED BY ZAM-BUK. . "My'grandchildren Dorothyand ;Mabel Bell were tortured by eruptions ;on' the ■ skin/', says lira. A. Beck, Id Roseberry Street,"> Ascot Vale, Melbourne. .."These gradually developed from small'pimples' into a tAvatery formation that 6pread all . over the body and caused great, irritation.' The itching was so bad., that, the children . nlmost. tore I themselves, to nicce.v,This awful 'disease turned out to bo eczema in its sorest form, and - prevented the chil--1 drcn getting any sleep at night. Their them selves did'not get much rest, • and the children wero always wanting to scratch;'and at last they had to wear 'gloves "to prevent them from doing themselves any 'harm. -For two months the poor deare-were tortured in an awful . manner! and a mwlical' man who was consulted could not give them any ease. "Tlieti tho Zam-Btik "remedies wero brought: on the scene. The children wero freely washed with Zam-Buk Soap and gently anointed with Zam-Buk balm. This treatment had a splendid wothing effect. All irritation and pain were allayed, and ' tho itchiness disappeared. •As the ZamBtlk treatment wa9, persevered with the watery-'discharge ceased, and'all soreness disappeared. Tho children could sleep woll at night, the skin was freed from all blemish, and tho eczema completely cured." Zam-Buk is. an excellent healing-halm, and.;n pot . should always be kept' handy'in every horn?.- '• . Zam-Buk heals '"all cuts, burns, scratches nnd skin injuries, and is a-per-fect remedy: for ringworm, piles, ulcer.', eczema, bad legs, poisoned wounds, old sores sore feet, running sores, and other diseases!,' ■ Ob'tflinablo. of ...all store® .. and "chemists. Always keep a pot bandy!
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1659, 28 January 1913, Page 8
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274CHILDREN COVERED WITH ITCHING ECZEMA. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1659, 28 January 1913, Page 8
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