A MOTHER’S GRATITUDE

New Zealand Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 6052, 9 November 1906, Page 3

A MOTHER’S GRATITUDE

ZAM-BUK BALM CURES HER SON’S POISONOUS SORE. Directly a wound is sustained treat it immediately with Zam-Buk, because disease is always so ready to step in and cause mischief and expense; but Zam-Buk will prevent any tendency to putrefaction or blood-poisoning; in fact prevents injuries “going the wrong way.” Out of gratitud/o for what Zam-Buk has done for her little boy an appreciative mother has sent us tho following eulogistic letter:— “I cannot speak too highly of your ZamBuk Healing Balm,” says Mrs E. N. Bonney, of Shannon and Baxter streets, Gympic, Q. “I have used it on so many occasions, and with such good results, that I am just .sending you along these few lines to acquaint you with tho facts. My hoy contracted a small sore on his leg, which gradually beaame larger and sorer. I thought it was blood-poisoning or something of that kind, and began to worry a good deal about it. I applied all kinds of colours and ointments, but the log refused to gef "better. I was on the point of consulting a doctor when I received one of your little booklets at my house, and noticing tho splendid cures Zam-Buk had effected, I bought a pot and applied it to tho lad's leg. After treating the place for about a week—one week mark you—tho lad’s leg was healed right up—ample compensation for tho trouble I took to read your little booklet. I had run up a bill at the chemist’s, but Zam-Buk soon put an end to that expenditure, and the sore leg too. I always us© Zam-Buk now for any kind of sores, and with always tho same result —a certain cure.’ Keep a pot of Zam-Buk handy in your home—tho 3s 6d size contains nearly four times the Is 6d. Of all stores and medicine vendors, or direct from Tho Zam-Buk Co., 39 Pitt street, Sydney.