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/Ti/n 7m& gO many perils lurk behind a cut that keeping handy a pot of that great antiseptic healer, Zam--1 Buk, is a wise and necessary pre» caution. Thoro Is nothing Ilk# Zam-Buk for soothing, purifying, and healing a wound. Th# unique composition and herbal origin of Zam-Buk, and its great reliability have won for It a place In most households. Has Zam-Buk a place in yours? Advertising is not an outcome of modern necessity, but is n very ancient practice. The British Museum possesses a collection of old Greek advertisements printed on leaden plates. The Egyptians were great advertisers. Papyrus-leaves over 3000 .years old have been found, at Thebes describing runaway slaves, and offering a roward for their capture; and at Pompeii ancient advertisements haHro been repealed on the walls arid dociphered.