HOW ZAM.BUK BALM AIDS TUB MISSIONARY.

Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 26, 31 January 1908, Page 2

HOW ZAM.BUK BALM AIDS TUB MISSIONARY.

•"3RATEFUC ACKNOWLEDGMENT FROM THE ISLANDS. The Rev. Brother Alphonsus, S.M., Catholic Mission,' Nukualofa, Tonga Tapu, South Sea Islands, writes :— "I beg io exptesis my sincoie thanks for the good Zam-Buk Balm is doing out here. My Superior, the Right ll?v. Dr, Olibr, S.M., Bishop of Tipaaa and Vie. Apo&tolic of Central Oceania, has been suffering from a severo attack of rheumatism and numbness in one of his knees for some months, and although ho has tried all known remedies, he was unable to get rid of tho pain. I gavo him a Einall pot of Zam-Buk Balm and told him to try it. Ho did so, and gained groat relief. On finishing the urst pot the pain and numbneea was completely banished Tha very evening I gavo Dr. Dher tho balm he was bitten by a hornet on the palm of the hand. He applied a little ZamBuk, nnd in a few seconds tho pain had cea&ed, and no swelling appeared. When I came over here to Tonga Tapu hist August I found one of tho natives fullering from a 'rotten' ankle. It was ulcerated and swollen to the size of a duck's e»y. 1 took it in hand nnd. h-eatcd the wound with Zam-Buk Balm, whidi has chocked the ulceration. It tj no<y drying tip splendidly and healing rapidly. I hope to have it completely curod a week hence. The Rev. Father Belhvald, S.M., director of the college h^re, was aullering from a seveie cold in the head, lesidting in copious discharges ifom tho nose. I gave him a small pot of Zam-Buk, and told him to follow the direction-? and use it. Ho did so, and was completely relieved of the distressing complaint after two inhalations.' 1 No more convincing proof that ZaiuBuk is the n<itunil and ideal skmsootier .uid healer could bo dosued. Of all medicine v eui]ciS ftl 1:. Cd per got, or 3s 6d fanijly size.— Ad\t. J