CHILDHOOD'S MISHAPS

Marlborough Express, Volume LIIII, Issue 82, 8 April 1920, Page 6

CHILDHOOD'S MISHAPS

ZAM-BUK IS MOTHER'S TRUSTY

HEALER.

Mrs E. Bean, of 68 Halifax Street, Adelaide, writing under date of February 2nd, says:—----"I think it my duty, to write and let you know what relief Zam-Buk has been in our home. My little boy fell in the school-yard and broke his knee about something terrible. 1 tried almost everything to heal it, but ins vain. It kept on for nearly twelve months, and a friend of mine then advised me to use Zam-Buk; so I got- a small pot to try; The knee made rapid progress, arid within a month was practically healed. I could hardly believe it myself,, after ftihe log bsing such a long time bad. Zam-Buk is wonderful.

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