SWOLLEN, FESTERING SORES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14002, 7 September 1907, Page 10

SWOLLEN, FESTERING SORES

Zam-Buk Balm Promptly Heals.

it .should bo remembered that Zam. inl WV S "? °?. ly sooth ' n ff and healwiii- i" a, l' :lse l > ' :10 . ant l germicidal as II; ••'n,' 1 . bruises, awl co-callcd tnvial. injuries treated with this puro tolm are at once purified and made germpioofj am perfect healing assured. (kl-w ft o,lc ' e ' ( . Campbell street, OaKev Q., says:- 'feomo six months ago mL ,ny r i aU , sl ' t<irs mofc w 'th a painful mishap. 1 had an open fireplace in tho W^a4r an i, ( W i p , la J' in ? about, sho in"n ri ghfe on the hot ashes, resulting in a Aery bad foot, winch became swollen, festered/, and gave my child great pain. 1 tried many treatments, but in vain, for tho wound refused to heal, and began to cat into the foot. An acquaintance at last recommended Zam-Buk Balm, and though the wound had been an open sore for tlireo months Zam-Buk Balm completely healed wJ n Jr° ' a , ntl flU ' t '° a dce P «« was left, showing the extent, of the burn, but it is Quito, clean, completely healed ■and since.the use of Zam-Buk has given no trouble whatever. I always keep ZamJ3UK in the house now, and have subsequently used it for many cute and scratches, with always tho ono result—that it neals quickly and permanently." bprmg rashes and pimples, boils, blackheads, ulcers, and other seasonable erupI™ ld Promptly to Zam-Buk Balm, \\ for cute, bruises, burns, scalds barbers rash, sore backs, poisoned wounds' sores, piles, festerings, spots, etc., ZamBui: is invaluable. Of all chemists and stores at Is 6d and os 6d, per pot. The « od pot, containing nearly four times 1 8 bd, is most economical for family use.