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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2783, 30 May 1916, Page 9

HEALTH WRECKED BY PILES. ORDINARY REMEDIES AND TREATMENT USELESS. A COMPLETE CURE BY ZAM-BUK. Mr. John Plnyle, a Goods Shod Foreiujui, ,it Kjuhviiy Station, "Wangaratta, Vic., says"lfor 10 years I was a victim to most obstinate piles. I endured awful pain during this time, and became broken down in health. I tried all tho so-called remedies I could get hold of, but did not derive any relief whatever. I was treated by many doctors, but my comiV a «rt was of aneh an obstinate character that I could not get any ease whatever. I read of some striking Zam-Buk CU j CS V i ln P l ' c ssed me very much, aua T then commenced -using Zam-Buk myself. This grand balm had a wondertul soothing effect, eased the pain, and subdued all inflammation. Within ono month after commencing to use Earn--41? thoroughly cured, of a most troublesome complaint after suffering so many vears. T vu '' u " m .V work in tho Goods Shed I often sustain nasty cuts and' bruises, but am pleased to say that I have found /iam-Buk a most reliable healing balm for uccule'.iffl iff this description." /am-Buk ends ulcers, eczema, bloodpoisoning, piles, ringworm, bad legs, festering sores, children's scalp disease u«d wounds, mattering sores, chapped hands, cold sores, chilblains, diseased ankles, spreading sores, scratches, cuts, bums, iscnlds, bruises, soro hands, and oilier skin troubles. A pot should bo kept handy 111 overy home, and 011 every farm, cattle station, and sheep run. Sold by chemists and stores at Is. Gd. or 3s. Gd. a pot. The 3s. Gd. size contains nearly tour times the Is. Gd. size,—Advt.