CHILDHOOD’S MISHAPS

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6622, 11 September 1908, Page 2

CHILDHOOD’S MISHAPS

Zam-Buk Balm Is The Mother’s Friend. Tho mishaps of child-life are manyj cuts, scrutciics, burns, bruises, scalds,, and gashes befall children everywhere, the sight of which often makes their mothers turn tueir heads in horror. Alutners who take tho precaution to Keep a poc of Zam-Buk always handy, nowever, have no need for alarm. Prompt dressing with this wonderful! healer protects tho injury from all poisonous infiuenccß, and heals alter Nature's most approved methpd. If. have successfully used' Zaml-Buk. Balm for the general ailments and skin tt tuples which so often occur among ,n family of children," says Mrs W. Cook, ol Marsh street, btanthorpe, Q., "but.l found it particularly a few months ago when my little child met with an accident. A tub of clothes fell on her toot and/cut completely through tlie end of one of her toes. The wound became had, inliarned, festered and, swollen up to tho second joint, with, an exudation of nn offensive odour, ana I feared that my little daughter might lose her too. By good fortune a neighhour, who had used Zam-Buk, gave dig a Utile to try, and in about a weeks time all the inflammation and fostering had vanished, and my child s too wa a quite healed., The scar only remains to show the extent of the wound. Pin your faith to Zam-Buk, the natural healin'* balm, and keep a pot handy f 0; the accidents that will happen,, Ztm-Buk ; quickly cures bruises, burns, eczema, ulcers, barber s rush, bad logs,, sore backs, poisoned wounds, piles, erup-. tions, chilblains, chaps, etc. Obtainable liora all chemists and stores, at Is Gd, ot 3s Gd family size (containing nearly four times the Is Gd).