PUBLIC NOTICES. Balm a trial. ,OR ten months Mrs.'W. Bewick; residing' at 41 Belmoreft.,:,Ro£elle:, Sydney, suffered agonies from terrible burns, caused thrbug'h her clothes csit-ehih^-firVwhilst cooking 1 ' at,an open fireplace on Weetawaa Station, Wee Waa, northern New South Wales. Her injuries, which were extensive and serious, baffled doctors and hospitals and defied all ordinary ointments and lotions, etc. Scores and scores of stubborn wounds of all sorts have done the same, but they have all surrendered completely, just as Mrs. Bewick's has done, to the great and invincible healing- powers of ZAM-BUK. ly/lllllffi'li'H Vu T fc ! nn ? t , sufficientl y exptess my gratitude for iI! V IfWr «Jm benefits I have derivedfrom the use of Zam-Buk " J FIIIMS' ■/ • ayS rS - Eewi ° k ' '' and J have the S reatest P^asure f IliKlllA 1/ « l n J en tl% SS^Su owing d^ S ° f^ y .wonderful -.o] i> £ure. om e sixteen months ago, whilst cooking at an OD-n fireplace on Weetawaa Station, Wee Waa, I was severely burnt through my clothes catching fire. My right leg and arm were ,-■« «„ of the We? w« w viT t , roasted ' th T e lc " beil) S °"e great wound from the knee edto S aH „ three received no benefit from their treat! eresuS-alltSS.Sn^ 1, Sld^- y ' whcre - Z lay for another three loD S niontho wth .? S!^.^ 1 !, 1 of Doctors and Nurses failed to do me any good. At the end of That ne they could do no more for me, and I was sent home. I was an invalid at ZAM-BUK BALM is without f~ eaual for* Cuts. Bruises, Abpa- t lealds. Pimples, Ireasts, Piles, Eczema, Psoriasis, Scrofula, Tetter, BarceiO, Scalp Diseases, Barber's Rash, Boils, Poisoned Wounds, Bad Legs, Abscesses, Ulcers, Ringworms, and all injured and unhealthy conditions of the skin. Zam-Buk is obtainable from all Chemists and Stores at 1/6 per pot, or 3/6 family size (containing nearly 4> timfcS the, 1/6), or direct for sauieOtirices from The Zam~ r ßulc Mfg. Co., 39 Bitt St., Sydney. •FAJ& IT IH"
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DRV HACKiNii COUGHS. For a dry, hacking cough, take about one teaspoonful of Lane's Emulsion every hour or so until the cough ceases. Coughing is caused by an irritation of the membrane lining the throat and lungs. Frequent doses of- Lane's Emulsion soothes and oils the irritated membrane, aiid quickly subdues whatever amount of inflammation exists. Should Lane's Emulaion taste too rich at first, the taste may be avoided by pouring the dose into a little cold water. ■ Persons who, at first object to the rich flavour of Lane's Emulsion become quite fond of it in a few days by pouring the dose in cold water as suggested. Lane's Emulsion will certainly help your health, and give you strength. Sold everywhere, 4/6 and 2/6. Be sure It is Lane's. 46
We are making STYLISH COSTUMES that are giving every satisfaction. Ladies are pleased with them, and so are their friends. We will be pleased to shpw you our NEW COSTUME CLOTHS and give quotations. A BERFECT-EITTING COSTUME, correct in every part, GUARANTEED. OVERCOATS... EEADY-TO-WEAR STYLISH OVERCOATS, the LATEST ■ : . GOODS, prices 27/6, 32/f, 37/6, 42/6, 45/, and an Extra Special Coat, double-breasted, at; 55/. These are Splendid Coats. You should secure one of them. HATTERS, AND CLOTHIERS, csssaßssttfflsasa
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Evening Star, Issue 14037, 19 April 1909, Page 2
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