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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16893, 15 November 1920, Page 5

OFTEN AS GOOD-AS A DOCTOR. ZAM-BUK, THE SAFE, SPEEDY HEALER FOR HURTS AND SORES. Indoors and outdoors there are a hun-dred-and-one w*ays of getting hurt. And remember you cannot always have the doctor at hand. It saves lots of pain and worry always to keep handy a pot of Zam-Buk, the ideal first-aid for wounds, ulcers, poisoned sores, burns, and seal Is, stings,’ sprains and hot weather skin troubles. Read what a boon Zam-Buk proved to Mrs. S. G. Hart. Writing recently from 218 Riley Street, Sydney, she states; — “When away travelling through the bush one night, my foot came in contact with a jagged, tree-stump in the dark, with tlyr consequence that I not only sprained my ankle, butjalso gashed and bruised it with the splintered portion of the stump. For eight weeks I was laid up and I do not think I should have been able to get about at all if it had not been for Zam-Buk. The various remedies T~tried had little or no effect, and the injury seemed at a stand-still until I began to use this wonderful healer. “I dressed the broken skin and bruised flesh surrounding tho injury with Zam-Buk, and also rubbed it into the ankle joint, which was very stiff and practically useless. This treatment was so encouraging that 1 persevered with Zam-Buk, until all the inflammation was drawn away, the gashes healed up, and the joint made supple once more. To-day, thanks to Zam-Buk, my foot is quite strong again, and I never feel any ill-effect whatever from the accident. ’’ 1 Owing to its pure herbal character, Zam-Buk cannot turn rancid. It keeps perfectly in any climate. The compact little Is 6d pot is easily carried in one’s pocket, ever ready for use.

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