FESTERED WOUNDS HEALED.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LIII, Issue 2818, 3 November 1903, Page 4

FESTERED WOUNDS HEALED.

Z\U BUK KFPROTIVR WHFRE OTHER 'JREATMF.NTS FAIL.

" I h(\TO proved the worth of your Zam Buk.* , «»V8 Mr David Mutch, of Fletcher Street, Manickville, Sydney. "Some time ago, wr i!e building a stable, I wounded my hand, tird the cold and wet feetpred it had'.y Bod caused mp a great deai of egnny I tried several household remedieeand applied different lotiors, but, itietead of improving, my hand grew worse and caused me to spend many a 'Uetiltss nii>ht. A friend recommenced Z*m Euk, and I purchased a pot. The fir'C ayplioi'inn pnnthed the wound coneidrrably, and that night I had a deep—the first for many nights. By the time T had finished the pot my hand was con.>,letely honlsd. I shall never be without euch a valuab'e ointment in ihe bouse." Zarn Bnk, the great herbal healing balm is a cert »in cure for pike, ringworm, eczema, boils, rnnninp sores, sore legs, barooo, rheu matism, neuralgia, etc. As an embrocation for strained muscles and tendons. Zam Bnk is utrquailed. Aβ a household balm for cuts, burns, bruises, pimples, blackheads, and rough skin, Z*m Buk is invaluable. From all medicine venders, price 1« 6d per pof, or direot from the Z»m Buk Co., Pitt, street, .Sydney, A free sample pot will be Bent, on receipt of a penny Btamp f, r postage. Address a» above.