The Archive · 1924

SKIN POISONED BY INSECT BITES AND'BAD WATER'

Inflamed Sores Soothed and Cured by ZAIN-BUK, Bites from disease-carrying insects and the use of bad water 30 badly poisoned Mr. C. Broakspeare's skin that it broke out into terrible sores, through which ie had to be invalided home. Mr. Breakspeare, who, with the Berkshire Yeomamy,' served in the Eastern campaign, writes from Waverley Rd., Reading, England, as follows "My terrible skin trouble developed whilst_1 was out on service in The Fast and it was [complicated by insect bites and by poisoning through washing in une clean water. In spite of fou months' treatment from " Military to be invalided home with the "It was then that I was per-sounded to got, n supply of Znm. Buk. After only two dressings of this wonderful herbal balm my sores were a deal better, and there was less pain, Thanks to Zarm-Buk it wasn't long before my skin was completely freed of thi poison and the sores perfectly healed.

Mr, E. H. Burnes, of Tamkohi 1P.0.. Gorakhpur, NuW Province writes: Th effects of ssimil d by mos: heat, hi

quites, appeared on my chest "Where to Stay

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