SKIN AND SCALP TROUBLES.

Otago Witness, Issue 2817, 4 March 1908, Page 19

SKIN AND SCALP TROUBLES.

Distressing Skin Disease Cat/giit a»

Work— Cured by Zam-Btjk Balm.

The remarkable soothing and healinf powers of Zam-Buk Balm have been d&, monstrated in all manner of skin troubles^ of which the following is a typica*. example: — " Some three or four years ago," saya Mr W. J. Seers, of New Township, Stocky ton, Newcastle, N.S.W., "I was working) on the dredges in Newcastle, and while: there contracted eczema. I procured medirj cines to try and effect a cure, but instead!, of eradicating the complaint the medicina drove it into my system. Subsequently in broke out again, and spread all over mj( scalp in one mass of sores. I then con* suited doctors, who prescribed mediciney but without any benefit resulting. Noticing Zam-Buk Healing Balm advertised in.' the papers as having cured a similar cae» of eczema. I decided to try it in my c&fiev The first few applications had a wonder* fully cooling and soothing effect, and now, after having used two pots and a-half, the eczema is thoroughly cured. I can con*J fidently recommend Zam-Buk to anyona similarly afflicted ; and I also find it en invaluable healing balm to have in the; house, especially where there are children.* l^

Zam-Buk Balsa is th& natural and ideal applioatien for pimples, rashes, eruptions', blotches, 6pote, sores, wounds, ulcers, eczema, psoriasis, ringworm, scalp diseases; piles, etc. Keep a pot handy for cute, bruises, hums, scalds, sprains, pains, swellings, chafings, core feet or- hands, etc Of all chemists and stores at Is 6d and 3s 6d per pot (2s 6d pot contains nearly fou* times the Is 6d).