TORTURED WITH PILES.

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2526, 29 July 1915, Page 7

TORTURED WITH PILES.

TWENTY TEARS' AGONY ENDED BY ZAM-BUK. Mr. Charles Billings, of 23 Wellington Street, Hobart, Tasmania, writes"For many years I was a terrible sufferer from bleeding piles. The Temembranco of the i torture I endurccl even now makes. mo shudder. I lost a groat quantity of blood, and often had to stop working—sometimes three times a day—in order'to procure I dry clothing. I beeamc very weak and. run down, and finally liad to give up work. For twenty years I suffered in this manner. Sometimes tho protrusions were so great that I cowld not walk, ami at other'times I could not sit down. I even had to take my meals standing up. I was treated by medical men, also in tli'e hospitals, but nothing would ease me for any length of time. "Then an old friend who had used Zam-Buk with success for piles advised me to try it. I did so, and using tho balm according to the directions given. I was astounded at Hie rapidity with which I got relief. Incredible as it may seem, I had used only one pot beforo tlie bleeding stopped altogether, and tho awful bearing down pain ceased. Now I am thoroughly cured of tho piles, and am only too pleased to testify to tho sterling merits ol Zam-Buik." Zam-Buk is a specific of world-wido renown, and is unequalled for eczema, ulcers, ringworm, poisoned sores, sore feet and hands, ■ fostering wounds, burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, sprains,' barcoo rot, stings, ctc. Sold by oil clicin isis and storekeepers at Is. (id. and 3s. Cd. per pot. 7-Advt.