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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 36, 6 November 1917, Page 8

SKIN LIKE RAW MEAT. 00 YEARS-OLD ECZEMA ENDED BY ZAM-BUK, Mr. .T. A, Dii, 41 'l'ower Street, Lflederville, Perth, W.A., says:—"For thirty years I- suffered fearful pain and misery from an of burning, itching eczema, round 'the joint of my right knee. The constant irritation was intolerable, and as I couldn't help scratching, the disease gradually got worse and worso. Many a time have 1 scratched until the blood has run down iny fingers, and that the diseased placeshave become so badly swollen and inllamed that they looked just like a pieco of raw meat. "AH ray efforts to find a cure wero fruitless, and I had doctor's treatment in Adelaide, Broken Hill, and Victoria, with no bettfcr result. I had just about lost all hope of ever being fruo of tho awful disoase when a friend gave mo a pot of Zam-Buk. "I really used it to please him, but tho applications brought such relief that I soon 6ent for anoiTlcr pot from Oil* chemist. I continued to apply Zam-Buk to tho sores, and it speedily put an end to the burning and itcning, and cleared away tho iniliunmation. " "1 persevered with the balm, arnlHhe diseased part became smaller and smaller until soon every trace of tho eczema, was cleared away. Zam-Buk left tho skin beautifully clean and healthy, and cured mo thoroughly, for thero has not boon the slightest sign of any return of the disease." Nothing else will do thp same good that Zam-Buk will. It is absolutely unequalled for ringworm, ulcers, bad legs, eczema, festering sores, piles, etc.. as woll as for outs, bruises, stings, rashes, musculo,r paituSj and all skin irritation. At all phemiet aad ftorcs Is, 62, or 3s. 64. a pot,