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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2174, 12 June 1914, Page 9

j RUB ZAM-BUK iAJ AVOID WITO BKIN- TROUBLES.' 111 || I p "|pHE skin is one of the most sensitive parts of the human body, and, because it is also the most fg f jjm : I J, ' exposed to injury and disease, it ought to get more attention than most people think is necessary. .!■ i I _ One should be exceptionally careful just now, because June is a very critical month for the \\ . | skin. It has been fighting against big odds all through the summer, and the odds are bigger just now, [JaP |i both because of the trying weather and because the first ctop of early winter pimples and nasty |L> | if eruptions may be expected—unless the skin is corrected and fortified by Zam-Buk. „. ' I A sudden chill, dirt in a cold-crack or small abrasion, and skin weakness, are all likely to lead to W/TJ* o** ? *^^ij , ' 'i trouble. Neglected chafings, "chaps," chilblains, cold-sores or cuts may also cause more serious J £ 1 j disease in the shape of festering wounds, ulcers, or itching sores, and even chronic Eczema is VI /'a f|l / JA X often traceable to neglect in the early stages of a simple affection. ' | *'■ „. Smearing the skin with Zam-Buk has an almost instantaneous cleansing effect. Jo*vik I jj So pure are the juices in Zam-Buk that they sink deep into the pores Mm \ .permeating all the minute " machinery" of the tissues, and they iTOM WC JINI I I end the trouble thoroughly and efficiently. . /^^ llMli'ilkiJwi I Zam-Buk treatment gives proper moisture and a workable flexibility to WM' M I ' 1 the tissues, and so induces the blood to circulate better. Thus the outer skin I I get's properly fed, normal activity and strength are restored, and the whole tissue is made sound and !\IM I I strong." June winds are now , powerless to hurt, and blotches, pimples, sores, usually so common in « HI i 1 1 early winter, are either quickly banished or entirely avoided. ■ j |\ W/ I I■•■ In advanced stages of skin disease Zam-Buk destroys germs, acts as a powerful antiseptic, allays If 111 il^feft I irritation, takes out inflammation,, and finally aids Nature in the replacing of new, healthy skin. . I\P IBlil^ I The Zam-Buk protective and corrective treatment is ideal because it is natural, and natural because |ft V H|tiß% I Nature's saps and juices enter into Zam-Buk's composition. Don't increase the odds against the skin p| \\jmM S SBS is by resorting to coarse,'fatty ointments and cold creams or liniments and embrocations containing II IWW i -^M|» I. poisonous minerals. Such crude preparations often have a distinctly harmful effect, and in no case |i |1 I fl\ :SM Ido they accomplish real and lasting good, as Za'm-Buk undoubtedly does. | ' | Mm 1 The Zam-Buk treatment can reasonably- claim to be a' revival of one of the LOST ARTS of "'^^^^^^ I 'the old Grecian days, when proper care of the skin was universal. .1 .'• j; EVERY 'MEEBS' 'ZAjjfIUBUK | ||L ' W | I WIND-CHAFED SKIN AND CHILBLAINS. . WINTEB ECZEMA. ' |, \ k I • ■ .' • At this Mason eczema is a particularly troublesome complaint, \ I ■ W' ' : |i Mm. Maud Niham, ol 68Simpion Street, Esit Melbourne, i.Fet three months, Mils Norah Quigley, o( 13 Cowpcr-n, I \\ J Wt § says:—"My skin is naturally very delicate aiul tender, and having : Glebe, Sydney, w«s tortured night and day by a distressing form ol | Uγ M j, to go out io all sorts ol weather and windi, I suffered a great deal eczema. ; I fl (y^ 5| from skin irritation. My face was often sore and extremely painful, "An attack ol eczema caused me intense suffering," says Miss f\ %i ',' I and although I tried many remedies, 1 did not gel any taie whatever. ' Quigley. This horrible disease Sist commenced in the.form of / tM' g: "Some Znm-Buk came into my possession, and I decided to blisters, which merged into one another and then spread and swelled % J '"R ; I try this balm. Its splendid soothing influence wat delightful, and in in « fearful slate. Thepain and itchiness was maddening, and 1 felt 'MfiW i M I . $ a very short time ray skin was in a splendidly healthy condition, 1 as if I could tear myself to pieces. ' WW/, I| I \\ { 1 have derived peat benefit from Zam-Buk. ' . ■ ' For three months 1 remained in this lenible state without Wlsii^Mi l i} : P ~i i i fir i j i a • i i .il*i • relief, Mr mother then obtained some Zam-Buk and we dre-srd frSW3Tfmlm t F I„. "I dressed a child s hands, who was suffering from chilblains, „„'.'■.),!, 11 j nn |. L,. n ,„:„„ -i hi I?.i l" nnMUllllllllllllffl' I ■ ■,i ; . • ' , Kunning Sores. Scalp . Troubles, p

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