THE WORKERS' FRIEND.

Evening Star, Issue 12926, 14 April 1908, Page 7

THE WORKERS' FRIEND.

ZAM-BUK BALM HEALS ALL INJURIES. B raise .•■. gashes, wounds, and other injuries in livable from the callings of the great air.\ of out-door workers are soothed and speed; • healed by Zani-Buk Balm. The following :se of Mr E. M. Hughes, of Alma av.'.'P. Marrickville-, Sydney, is an instance. lie says:—"During my occupation a." (Vainer, licensed undtr fclie Water and Sewe; , ;;• lioKid.T am const;int!yknocking and my hands, and through the action of • anient on the wounds they become infl:;n;ed and fester. I happened to receive a siinipl" of Zam-Buk Balm, and it proved so effect ire that I procured a large pot from the chemist's, and continuing' with the treatn-r.t. the festering was quickly allayed) and the sores healed. I also'use Zam-Buk on my children for small sorer,, ■with like ?:a: isfactory rettilt?. I alwavs recommend Zam-Buk Balm' to my friends for soothing and healing purposes." Zam-Buk is a Balm of sterling merit. Bv virtue of its remarkable healing and antiseptic powe.r over all injured, diseased, irritated, and inflamed conditions of the skin a. pot shonld be kept handy in every home. Price le 6d per pot. or 3s 6d family size, containing nearly four times the Is 6d.— [Advt.]