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Otago Witness, Issue 3105, 17 September 1913, Page 23

EVERY-DAY ACCIDENTS.

No Home, Workshop, or Farm can Afford to be without Zam btik. Quick, Perfect Healing for Flesh Wounds and Injuries.

It may be a s'raplc scratch, a cut, bruise, burn, ox : scald, but, no matter how trivial the injury, unless some Zam-Buk is immediately smeared over the hurt place thero is the danger that poisonous germs will get in and set up fostering, ulceration, or bloodpoison. Mrs K. 11. Pascoe, of 83 Vivian street, Boulder City W. Australia, says:—“One morning, whilst I was on with the cooking, a pot of l>oiling water got upset over my little boy’s foot and log. The scalded places were dreadfully inflamed, and tho skin rose up into one great blister, whichcaused the child intense pain. Being a firm believer m Zam-Buk, I sent for_ a pot at onto, and applied a liberal dressing to tho fiery, blistered surface. “ Zam-Buk allayed tho pain and cooled the cca'.dod places wonderfully, besides drawing away the inflammation. After using Zam-Buk for about a week all tho dangerous soreness was disposed of, and shortly after the balm healed up all the places perfectly. *• We cannot praise Zam-Buk too highly, <>nd now we arc never without a pot qf it hv tbo house.” Zam-Buk is also splendid for eczema, piles, bad legs, poisoned wounds, ulceration, ringworm, children’s scaln sores, sprains, rheumatic pains, etc. Of ail chemists and stores at Is 6d and 3s 6tL