I „***rff_y?s!y_j!_^**_^l___flSS'_S"_ > H i l 'j'i_ i 'un' a -* j .— —;s-g i^.-' u . | -V_-! g *-'V"' ! ;-" '-_^. |____l__^*j'S^-rfi r i^_*, t .^ _Br ia pa m's ,_.-,_-_ ?j| 1 AFTER SEARCHING ANALYSIS AHD TESTS, | I iiwpQ 7flm-Rnk Ppaicp I i l&SfOd -Llilll" y____ ySOCti ElCildui | f*_j^^? s> s^'-" * wi^"* "TpHE excellence of Zam-Bak from a strictly scientific standpoint ES^ *•'/.{'■ I_&_oL **•**■ is seen from the following exhaustive report by one of %» f-^^^-&&»-&^ England's greatest analysts—Mr. W. Lascelles-Scott, Lecturer |g f*. {aS_^>? _V_ on Chemistry and Hygiene to the London Conservatoire, etc. |_ ''^^^ y This eminent gentleman certifies as follows j— pfj Chemical and Physical Laboratories, Little Ilford, Essex, England. §J lii * have chemically analysed, ami have examined in other ways, the unguent prepar- jjj§ *" jg -s ration ation known as "ZAAI-Bl K." samples for analysis having been obtained ;rom both the |3|j ■•ST v \ _■■ ■ k makers direct, and ;.iso by it;dep»-ndciit retail purchases in Birmingham, Worces- Sg | ter. Brndford. .-.nd Wakefield, as well as in cerUin Metropolitan districts. ZAM- ff| 3 \v* a v __S^**^i*ftSs__>" ; _f i - *) BUK is a bais.-itnic ointment af agreeable, aromatic odour, translucent, slightly &% JL ■*. v \ fluorescent, am} of the consistence of firm butter at average atmospheric temper- S| ?___-. v, "**"* 5> mures. It melts, however, at 97-9S degrees P., or slightly below blood-heat, Sij ,3 i if thus assuming the liquid form when applied to the skin, which quickly absorbs it. j_ /fty s__* I ZAM-BUK, its active constituents being exclusively of vegetable origin, con- M ''k A*§■'?&** * B "_fi- > twft'TOtf^ - ta,ns none of the impure, and often irritating, mineral drugs and animal fats *& *« *.t- I »j? J present in less-carefully prepared ointments. The antiseptic and bactericidal M ii P°wers of this preparation are proved by my bacteriological*tests to exceed those 3j ■** ■" -^'*''" °f the poisonous and caustic carbolic acid of commerce, yet Zam-Buk neither jis "! yP\(__f'?»»-» 1 P»-_ cauter >' lcs nor inflames even a very sensitive skin. Moreover, the astringent and M » t _ V_s^nlTS'l l__Xr>< balsamic constituents render Z.uu-Huk an cmolient of great healing power. I R_ . /~*v. ..y ____* rTI have no hesitation in certifying the entire purity of Zam-Buk, which, 111 my S§ *t Xs*-_> \» ,_-J CV~*"""7 opinion, is well adapted for superficial injuries and prevalent skin disorders. jp] 1 > / (Sifitied) WENT WORTH LASCELLHS-SCOTT, jjM Jj»CxHl:*r_- -_■ <i_& # ' Leciur-er on Chemistry and Hygiene to the London Conservatoire ; Consul- _§f _^_^**"Si'- i //««- Analyst to the Royal Commissions for Victoria, Fiji, and the Maur- fi^ -~" , Hi us; late Public Analyst to the Counties of Derby, N. Stafford, etc., etc. 3S& %a Chemists-uid Stores at 1.6 and 3.6 per MF & & W sW^^^^..^i.mm^ A l|P times the' 1/6), or direct, post free ¥$&r j^pS-***** -8 B^M^^^® B^ riS from The Zam-Buk Mfg. Co., 39 _"_,'to__9 _Jf g £ r**—''-?*— Grand J\utumn \ ~_o***»_ 2 Opening \ >»-*.V-3J^»'*_2s : * — -' 3 Though for many days past we have been 1 showing a host of pretty things in all Depart- i inents, only To-day are we able to announce 1 our formal AUTUMN OPENING which when all Departments will vie with each other in their efforts to woo your attention and merit your appreciative remarks. We have levied toll on many of the world's j 0 Styles LADIES' TWEED lead ing producers, for we were determined COAT for walking or driving-, in __c*_»._. s _____._, __.l — _ _-__ uw-uimiu. Heather Mixtures or Stripes. to make this showing one of THE Autumn __»•__/— attractions in the city—and folks say we have succeeded. ' -mii/i-fl-n-i !■ in ~-iiiivwif-f I j It includes Beautiful MILLINERY from the leading salons, Charming NEW j | COSTUMES from, well-known houses, effective DRESS STUFFS from j ! England's famous mills, LOVELY LACES and NOVELTIES of all kinds, j and a hundred and one attractions which only need seeing to be appreciated. | We cordially invite you to call when passing and see this magnificent showing- of new and pretty things j For Autumn and Winter j ■ Always ©*at , w©s&-2' All Others. ;| Wm Absorb all nerve jar and vibration. Endure comfortable walking: mm lIJII on hard pavements. Obtainable all Bootshops. Accept only D'iI&LQP Srarid. itl IJIfJL PUN LOP RUBBER. CO.. -mb-»ow-*nb, syon-v, -oklaidb, -b-tm. onisa-ns _-- OH~eTCHu*o«, ***■__ TpM -j__a^————i^__n———■——■—_«____—__— H —__^^ Paten, Voght <& Lockwood j VELVET .. PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSEMEN .. j S\ O In Stock—-Am., Jin. and jin. British Polished Plate Glass, all sizes; British j -^_|o %&s£h*\ |f^ SUvered Plate Glass, aU __—. In Stock and arriving quarterly, the latert _ OR . . .-,„„-- -.„„ Eattmate- suppUed for _U Decoratrve House PainUng. Glaztog and Sign W n_ag } Q _ g., e _ t v S t ore _ eepers •-ho-.*,ho, 93 COLOMBO STREET ! | «.»_,_»-_i * 7 1 at<t j |Th« Zealandia Soap & Canals Co. c_p
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13378, 20 March 1909, Page 3
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