SKIM RAW WITH ECZEMA.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2165, 2 June 1914, Page 6

SKIM RAW WITH ECZEMA.

ZAM-BUK AGAIN TRIUMPHS. fem-lpuk emerged triumphant!* from one of file most severe tests ImaswaWe when it wired little ICathlfton fi U e4H' 3 torturing eczema. Read the Mother's ■Story to realise what a wandwful transformation 2«ni-Buk worked. At aamriliia.w Street.. Wiltoughbv. Novth . Sydney, Mts. BnsseJl, "Wlien ray Utile pi rl. Kathkea, was but tliftw «eks old, her head, face, , u -ck and chest were by di'snguHng attaokinir of dty, itching Tho child's skin was fearfully inflamed ami irritated, and looked just like raw meat. "Kathleen needed such constant attention that, we were uiiablo tet gat juopcr resit and sicop for weeks and weeks.' "Chemists' ointments and all kinds of ordinary remedies failed to cheek the •diswwe.' Then we had Kathleen at the Hospital*, but their treatment swrnied to cans® the ccac'ina to spread worse than ever. Tl» child became .th* talk of the iisiehbnuf'lioad. "\yitofl tve almost, despaired we heard of Jkmi-Bnk's wonderful sJtin-curing powers, arad sent for a pot. Starting to appW dressing of Z.w..By.k fogularly night and morning, we soon Hftiicod that tho balm seemed to -soatlie and cool Kathleen's skin wotulwMly. "Under s th:.o henhng influence of Zarfi* Bulc ail impurities were drawn ant of the tissue's and the scaly disnaSc begim to gradually (te away, Very sisofl our perseverance with Zam-Bttk' was fewaTded by filing tho child's skin cleared of every spot and biwiiish, and made ported, ly healthy." Mam-BuK » eqcally xesrabli? a* a firstaid for cut?, bnruo, scalds, sprains, and flesh wounds, as Jt is for bad lews, cesavvia, scalp fares, ringu-ot'in. ulcers,. blood poison, abscesses, "festered hands, pdf-s, eoM sores. and rhoutsiafem. Of all Chwnists and Slerckscpcrs, Is, fid. and 3s, Gd, per pot.