HOW ZAM-BUK BALM AIDS THE MISSIONARY.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 42, 18 February 1908, Page 6

HOW ZAM-BUK BALM AIDS THE MISSIONARY.

GBJJTEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENT FKOM THE ISLANDS. The Bey. Brother Alphonsus, S.M Catholic Mission, Nukualofa, Tong Tapu, South Sea Islands, writes:—' beg to express -my sincerest thanks fo the good Zam-Buk Balm is doing on here. 3iy Superior, the Eight Key. Dj Olier, S.M.. Bishop of Tipasa and Vsi Apostolic of Central Oceania, has bee suffering from a severe attack of rheu matisni and numbness in one of his knee for some months, and although he ha tried all known remedies, he was unabL to get rid of the pain. I gave him ; small pot of Zam-Buk Balm and tolc hira to try it. He did so, and gained great relief. On finishing the first pot the pain and numbness ■was completelj banished. The very evening I gave Dr. Olier the balm he was bitten by a hornet on the palm of the hand. He applied a little Zam-Buk, and in a few seconds the pain had ceased, and no swelling appeared. When I came over here to Tocga Tapu last August I found one of the natives suffering from a 'rotten' ankle. It was ulcerated and swollen to the size of a duck's egg. I took it in hand and treated the wound with ZamBuk Balm, which has checked the ulceration. It is now drying up splendidly and healing rapidly. I hope to have it completely cured a week hence The Eev. Father Bellwald, S.M., director of the college here, was suffering from a severe cold in the head, resulting in copious discharges from the nose T gave him a small pot of Zam-Buk,'and told him to follow directions and use r ? e 4*l S °:- aEd com Pletely relieved of the distressing complaint after two inhalations." «*«.». >7o_ more convincing proof that Zamand healer could be desired. Of all niedi sars? at i/6psr * ot ' or a*