ITCHING DRY ECZEMA

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3056, 17 April 1917, Page 7

ITCHING DRY ECZEMA

. SPREADING , ' DTSEA SB BANISHED BT ■ ' : - ' ZAM-BTJK.. - Poisonous MnpamTo bites also CUBED. Mrs. A. Liliey, who reeides in Brown Street, North Bockhampton, Queensland, writes a« follows:— "My litte girl was attacked by Dry Eczema., which caused the skiri to peel from her face. yFor weeks she suffered without any sign of the skin healing. In England 1 had -used Zam-Buk most. successfully for all kinds'of injuries, 66 I purchased some here,' and treated thy girl's face with it. Zam-Buk banished tho irritation, .and ga.ve her great ease immediately, and after-a very short treatment she was quite well again. "Later I was severely bitten on the legs by mosquitoes, and the places irritated mei so much that I scratched them. Then I think some dye from .my stockings |ot into them for they became inflamed,, and: broke out in nasty rurinijig pores. 'I was Kid for' week's; ■ and' at v times the burning inflammation, 'which seemed fco sink to the very bone, was almost unbearable. Znm-Buk, however, soon made an improvement, and healed mv legs perfectly. "My husband has also used Zam-Buk in the "Old Country.' and his faith in it is ae great as mine." . ■ :•' Dressing cuts and bruises with ZamBuß will save , mothers lot of worry and trouble afterward, because Zam-Buk is such a, soothing and quick healer. It's just as good, too, for itchy spots, and soon gets rid of ringworm, eozema, and eoalp cores. Zam-Buk is really the most ■wonderful akin remedy ever discovered. It can be bought at all ohemists and ptowe for Is. 6a. or Ba, 6d. a-pot, or will be sent at saine price, poet free, from C. B. Fnlfbr/J (Am), Lid., 39 Pitt Street, Bjdnej, " ■■■■■■• ■