CUTS, BRUISES AND SORES.

Otago Witness, Issue 2771, 24 April 1907, Page 23

CUTS, BRUISES AND SORES.

A Licensed Caprieti Praises Zam-Bik Balm.

"VYVvek in. week out, there is the ever* present ri-!c of accident at liome as well as in the workshop. Hence it in n"ce=sary to have a pot of Zam-Buk Palm handy, fcr tho -afc and speedy healing of every kind of superficial injury. 7.air>Buk makes new healthy skin prow oif'r a wound. Directly it is applied, a proer-t» of healing is tot up which resembles it. 1 builder putting up row after row of vow, houses. An injury treated with the Balm loses its fire and does not have the chanc© to fefcter. JSoth ac an antiseptic, and a. healer Zam-Buk is totally different from, and superior to, all ordinary ointment*, fealves, and embrocations. Every houso necde its pot of Zam-Buk Balm Mr .R. W. Ward, of Patrick etreef,.' Merewether, Newcastle, says: — "I have, followed the business of a licensed carrier, for 20 years. When removing furniture) and other heavy materials my hands aro constantly being cut, bruised, and knocked) about, and they become very sore. I have tried several kinde of ointments, fa h^al niy hands rapidly", but without 6ati<sj faction. (Some timo ago a friend recomJ mended me to u*e Zam-Buk Healing Balm. I bought a pot and tried it, and can confidently a^ert that Zam-Buk is the bc6<! balm I ever used. For cor«« of any; • description Zam-Buk is unequalled."

For every clase af injury, disease, ancl disorder to which tho ekin is subject ZaniBuk Balm is invaluable. Being a perfects antiseptic, Zam-Buk prevents any tendency, to putrefaction or blood-poisoning, and ita soothing and healing virtues arc generally known tho whole world over. All Stores and Chemists stock Zam-Buk at Is 6d or 3e 6d special family size (containing nearly £o'jr timee Is 6dJ»