CUTS AND BRUISES.

Bruce Herald, Volume LV, Issue 66, 28 August 1919, Page 3

CUTS AND BRUISES.

ZAjM-BUK DOUBLY- VALUABLE IN THE COLD WEATHER. Mi* Kenneth- Lewis, of 1 Learmouth Street,' SBallarat, - Victoria, writes: — "I have''used Zaipkßuk with success on many-occasions. Being a miner,. I ( oft.e'iL' get nasty cuts and) 'bruises at my work, some of them becoming festered. When tho cold weather comes 1 along these- injuries ' take: some time to heal,, -but. whew Zam-Buk is applied it is very effective, drawing out- all inflammation' and heaiing ~up the 1 sores splendidly. Zam-'Buk also 'gives' the skin l strength., and keeps it nice' and -supple, "I h'avei used Zam-Buk for many years, and have' never known it to fail. I a!way : si a pot in my house, and iuse it specially for nibbing. into tho' skin to prevent cracking and soreness* in the cold- weather.''

Zam-Buk is quite ditfcrenit from, ordinary ointments that- contain' only a small proportion' medicine. Zam-Buk is all medicine, and: enjoys a -world-wide reputation for healing efficiency, which ■is fouilt up on absolute merit. A golden rule for eveiy home- is— Keep Zam-Buk always handy. DON'T run risks by depending' upon common ointments and! salve's l ,- the coaTseness and l impurity of which-.'-is. a positive danger. 2a:in-Buk is uiisurpasse'd for "banishing skin and' scalp -disease, and ° quickly healing cuts, sores- ana) flesh, wounds, and is obtainable! of all chemists, and -stores! at Is Cdi and .3s 6di a 'pot.