Sulphur Baths and All Doctors'
Salves and Lotions Failed to Cure Disease-Ridden Skin Thousands of wonderful cures of deep-seated skin disease all go to prove that Zam-Buk exerts its extraordinary activity in tissues far below the surface skin. It soothes away all pain and irritation and quickly kills and expels the poisonous germs. Mr. S. H. Hawkins, who, after serving in India and the East with the Royal Warwickshire Regt., is now back at his home in' Brisbane Road, Smethwick, England, writes "Whilst stationed at Beigaum, Southern India, I contracted a very prevalent skin disease: known as Dhobie's Itch. My case was so severe that I had to be isolated and have hospital treatment for over four months. Sulphur baths and applications of iodine; aste, lean lotion, zine ointment. and other similar -preparations were tried but many of these compounds did my skin more harm than good.
"The constant fiery irritation reduced my skin to terribly raw and inflamed condition and the disease baffled everything until I heard of a chum who had a supply of Zam-Buk and was using if as a remedy for insect bites and stings. He was good enough to let me try an application of Zam-Buk and even this, within an four, ended the itching in a remarkable way.
"T soon obtained a box of Zam-Buk for myself and regularly kept up the treatment. At first I changed the Zam-Buk dressings every hour. and now and again I gave my skin a careful and thorough cleansing in warm soapy water. Fourteen days treatment with Zam-Buk soothed. purified and healed my disease-ridden skin so thoroughly that the medical officer himself was surprised.''
No ordinary dressing or -ointment containing animal fats and crude mineral drugs can compare with Zam-Buk in real curative power.- Zam-Buk contains no animal fat. It is a pure refined skin balm made from valuable herbal extracts. Obtainable of chemists, stores and bazaars everywhere, or from Depot, Messrs. Wakefield & -Co. (China), Ttd.. No. ea Kiangse Road, Shanghai.
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