BODY COVEKED WITH SORES.

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 48, 20 November 1917, Page 7

BODY COVEKED WITH SORES.

EXTRAORDINARY OUTBREAK THAT ONLY ZAM-BUK CURED. Mrs.' E. Stowart, of 19 Smith Street, Summer Hill, Sydney, says:- • "My little daughter, Kathleen, had, .an extraordinary outbreak of sores, which started as pimpleß and spread all over her body, arms and legs. Though small at first, the sores soon increased in sizeand discharged a great deal of matter. Kathleen was' in such a terrible state that no did not liko to taho her out. Although she was treated by a doctor her distressing skin trouble proved very obstinate. Wo tried a well-known remedy, which did not, however, euro her. In fact wo thought she .would never.be cured at all. . . "Wo soon altered this opinion, ■however, after using Zam-Buk. After dressing the sores with the balm, Kathleen seemed much easier. Z.am-Buk droit out tho corruption, and besides soothing the smarting irritation took away the inflammation. Wo also used Zam-Buk Medicinal Soap. It was soon evident that Kathleen was on the mend. Through perseveranco with the Zam-Buk treatment s'ho made splendid progress. Finally all the sores, were perfectly healed with clear simple skin. "My other child, Reginald, was;scalde<l through upsetting a largo basin of hot water. He had to 'hove a mask to cover his face, which was terribly disfigured. Knowing how successful Zam-Buk has proved for severe scalds, my, husband said, 'WJiy shouldn't we try Zam-Buk.' 1 It was remarkable what a rapid Improvemejit Zam-Buk brought about. Jno raw places were quickly soothed, and the inflammation banished. New skin formed, and in a short time the terrible scalds were quite better. We think there is nothing liko Zam-Buk." Zam-Buk gives such benefits as make a pot of it a wise investment in every home, workshop, cattle station, sheeprun, or "up-country" farm. All chemists and stores, Is. 6d. and 3s. Od. per pot.