Legs Covered with Eczema.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 3 August 1917, Page 4

Legs Covered with Eczema.

Child's Torturing sores Healed by Zam-Buk. Little George Bowdeo was badly crippled by running eczema and cuuld only be moved about on pillows. The disease baffled the hospital doctors, and ordinary remedies: faiien t» even ciieck the painful sores. Zam-Buk, however, astonished the parents by working a speedy antd remarkable care. Mrs K. ."Bowden, who lives" at 62 Rose Strert, Darlington, Sydney, says: > " —For •ti»r>e6 months my son, George, suffered ae'.-erely from a painful outbreak £»f ec zema on his legs. The disease '(Crippled him, and fie could not walk;, but laad to be moved about on pill ©ws. "We had the boy st the hospibut the doctors there coulu do nothing, :for him, and varions ether fcreatn~>en;ts that we tried proved quite < ineffective. George was in torture day 'and night, for his limbs were kept in a red-caw state by the watery discharge that constantly oozed from the affected surface. "He was in a shocking state when he started to use Zam-Buk. The sores were so wonderfuly eased by the first dressings iha.t we decided to persevere with the balm. Zam-Buk soon caused themfiamma tion to subside end the healing process to begin, und the boy made rapid strides toward recovery every day. .It was not long before Zam-Buk had .dried up and completely ileared away every sore. Zam-Buk • made this woisderfal cure a few years ago, bot the disease had never shown : the Bli;ghtest sign of any return." 1 Zam-Buk is a reliable remedy for bad legs, ecaip soras, uic;rs, poisoned s wounds, piles, ringworm., cas, bruises - , . i burns, scalds, sprain, fete. Is 6d or 3s 6d a pot everywhere.