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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2596, 19 October 1915, Page 7

IN TORMENT DAY AND NIGHT. WORKER'S BLEEDING PILES BANISHED BY ZAM-BUK. Zam-Buk has earned, tho deop gratitude of Mr. Thomas Dear, one of Hobart's best-known townsmen, . who has been cured of a dreadful attack of bleeding piles. Mr. Dear, who lives at 5 Saekyillo Street, Hobart, Tus., says: "Bleeding piles so weakened and tortured mo that at length I was compelled to lay up in bed. Various medicines were prescribed by the <loctor, but not one of them brought any permanent ease from the burning, itchy irritation. [ "I endured days and nights of inde- | scribable torment until my wife, hearing that Zam-Buk would do me good, purchased a. pot. This soothing balm reduced the pain and inflammation splendidly, and within two days effected a wonderful improvement. "I was soon able to get about again, and after a little more than a fortnight's persistent treatment with Zam-Buk my distressing complaint was overcome completely. "I also used Zam-Buk Medicinal Soap when a nasly skin vasli appeared on my chest. It. soon subdued the irritation and made my skin clear and healthy." Zam-Buk should be kept hundy in every home, workshop, farmstead, and cattle station. For skin sores, heal swellings, and rushes, ulceration, yl'ro feet, piles, flesh wounds, and other injuries Zam-Buk is unsurpassed. ZamBuk always heals quickly, painlessly, and perfectly, and wards ofT blond-poison, festering, *nd H.imilar pe.rils. Is. 6d, or <W. per pot, of all cbemiste sails tores. f