The Archive · 1922

The Terrors of Eczema

Zam-Buk the Sure Cure for Fiery Itching Skin Tortures N countries where heat has such a burning effect on the skin of both European and Native, eczema. in various forms is the source of much pain and suffering. For the successful treatment of this, as of most forms of skin disease, nothing can be recommended with greater confidence or fuller know-of publigyledge of its proved value than Zam-Buk.

Eczema generally begins in the form of slightly reddened patches on which: appear tiny watery heads that burst and form into crusts. The mattery discharge, when thick and gummy, cakes into unsightly scabs; then the inflammation is succeeded by intense itching.

Applications of Zam-Buk first cool and soothe the red, angry skin-surfaces, enabling the patient to. enjoy anew all the' blessings of restful sleep. Continued dressings keep down and, in the end, entirely dispel the awful itching and burning inflammation, and by degrees stop all mattering, clear away scabs and pimples and' promote the growth of fresh layers of new healthy skin.

Mr. D. Parekh, writing from No. 40 Medow St., Fort, Bombay, says:—'' For a long time suffered from a very obstinate form of eczema and after being treated by several doctors in vain I began to use patent ointments. These did me no good: some of them even increased the inflam-motion and: terrible itching. A friend told me to try Zam-Buk and thanks to Zam-Buk's marvellous curative power the inflammation subsided, the irritation ceased, and the eczema absolutely and permanently disappeared."

Zam-Buk is obtainable of all medicine vendors in Shanghai, Hongkong, Rangoon, Bangkok and throughout the Far East. If you have difficulty in obtaining, write The Zam-Buk Ca., Leeds, England, who will send name of nearest agent.

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