A WHOLE FAMILY BENEFITS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2811, 26 August 1908, Page 77

A WHOLE FAMILY BENEFITS.

Cuts, Burks, Bruises, Pimples, Chaps, • Chilbluns, and Corns Banished by Zam-Buk Bal^.

mishaps of a houeewifc are many. She may knock her knuckles whilst dustinar, pet burnt while ironing or cooking, scald herself walh a ketrle-spill, or get cut; with broken crockery and slips of the tableknife. The housewife who keens a pot oC Zam-Buk Balm on a handy shelf provided against risks. Her choice of Zam-Buk, shows that she appreciates the necessity oc purity in her healer, as well as the valua of soothing, healing, antiseptic and pjermicidal properties in combination. Mrs M. Patterson, of 20 Walker street. Chris+eh'urch, N.Z., says: — "We have used Zam-Buk Balm in our home for years -.^ fact, ever since it has been on the «e\rt Zealand market we have not been without it in the house. It is a healer no homo should be without, and those to whom B have recommended its us? bave assured me that the results they have obtained have simply surprised -them. Myself and) family swear by Zam-Buk BalmJ-eswej have xised it for ' cuts, burns,- bruises^ pimples, chaps, chilblains, cornß, sore- eyes, and other "complaints, for all of which it has proved most beneficial. We find Zam*> Buk is antiseptic, cleansing, cooling; ~QJp& gives almost instant- relief. - It} its .with' pleasure, therefore, I make r| t3us statement^ and trust othere will be induced, • tft J&Y* Zam-Buk Balm a trial." • , T&f.' For. the ekin troubles of every-tfay EuT^l of infancy and age, this ideal healing pai% is never-failing. Of all chemists- and st'ore^T at 1.6 6d, or 3s 6d 'large family size, (cjyi* taining nearly four times Is od). i « ri^————» " jj — England has 37,282 mQe§ of telegr«tf wives. ■ ™ _ _ >