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Otago Witness, Issue 2914, 19 January 1910, Page 77

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Zam-Bnk’s Antiseptic and Healing Powers Again Prominent. “ A few weeks ago I had a broken blistei on one of my toes,” says Mr E. Vickers, care of Mrs Cummins, of Antil Plains, via Townsville (Q.l, “ and the dye from any sock got into it and poisoned the toe. It became sore, inflamed, and I could hardly walk about, and had to keep taking off my hoof. Proud flesh began to set in', and the sore discharged nasty, poisonous matter. Zam-Buk being recommended 1 to m« as a proved remedy for such skin troubles, I carefully washed the sore with clean water, and artnlied Zam-Buk on a bandage, After three days I removed the bandage, and you may judge of my surprise and gratitude when I found' my toe was quite healed up with new, healthy skin, and it has since given mo no further trouble. The above striking success of Zam-Buk has given me great faith in the balm, and I have since used it on several occasions for minor mishaps in the way of outs.' scratches, etc., and haye always found it do h;s work quickly and .thoroughlv. No homo should be without its pot of Zand Bulc.” Zam-Buk is unequal,Led for all injured and diseased conditions of the skin, such as cuts, burns, bruises, abrasions, boils, 1 pimples, bad legs, sores, piles, sprains, eczema, rash, sunburn, etc. Obtainable! from all chemists and stores at Is 6d and mir flot.