CUTS, BRUISES, BURNS AND SORES.

Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 31, 6 February 1908, Page 4

CUTS, BRUISES, BURNS AND SORES.

PEOMPTLY HEALED BY ZAM-BUK BALM. Mrs. E. Shoenaner, of Melbournealreet. West Endj Brisbane, has met Borne interesting proofs of th,o wide range of usefulness of Zam-Buk Bglin in the iome. Sho says : — "For about twelve months I have been using your Zam3uk Balm for all sorts ot sores, cuts, burns, bruises, etc. My littlo boy had. a ■very bad braise on the bottom of his foot, received while running about barefooted. It became swollen and festered, and he cried with^the pain. I used several home remedies, but to no purpose, till I bought a pot of Zam-Buk Balm and applied it on a piece of lint, according to directions. The next morning my lad ■was able to get about again, although the day previously he could not put hia foot to ground. Another son, working in a. factory, has frequent occasions to usa Zam-Buk for cuts, for which it is invaluable. I always keep a pot of ZamXJuk Balm in the bouse as my family remedy for cuts, burns, or any kind of sore, and have always found it do its work quickly and well." Made from rare vegetable baps and juices, and always ready for immediate use, Zam-Buk is unequalled for all skin troubles, including sunburn, rash, bniUsqs, cuts, sores, 'burns, scalds, abrasions, piles, eczema, pimples, black- - heads, sore feat, ulcers, and, in fact, all diseased and injured conditions of " "the skin and tissue. Of all medicine vendors, at .Is 6d per pot, ov 3s 6d •„ family size.'— Ad vt.

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