"The Workers' Friend."

Thames Star, Volume XLV, Issue 10631, 3 February 1909, Page 1

"The Workers' Friend."

F^iCL OAUSEI9 -NASTY WOUKDS-^ ZAM-DUK PROMPTLY HEALS.

"Of reliable efficacy, wide utility, ■and small cost"—'here are three of the nuany qualities which go to recommend Zam-Buk as the ideal healed to be kept.handy in the,home for the prompt treatment of the bumps ' amd braises, of the children; the pain* ful knocks, burns, and scalds of tiho housewife, and the cujta vproin's, and laceration* of .the broaawittner' binv

self. "No home, and especially thotea of working men's, should be without a pot of Zanvßuk," says Mr G . Ritchie, of O'Sulliva.n Btreeit, Wood End Pocket* Ipswich, Q l. "My occupation oiP pipe-fixing necessitates climbing .ladders, and) recently I had a nasty fall tfipough the ladder slippingl from beneath, resulting in s wound about two inches long on my leg. Ife became swollen and w«sverjl painful, "Sut knowinipr already the vailue of Ziuo-Buk as sooni a« 1 arrived home I bath'eii my leg and applied the baton 1, and the very next mv>rtiin£ the paia had all jaone, and in a> little whila the swelling 1 went dofwn wad th« wound ddßappeaited. 1 was Boom ati work «^ain, which, for a mam of my. ajje, 64, is very gratifying, an 3 shows how quiokly and well ZaWßulo ' did itfl-work."

i AW & summer skin; balm Zam-Bulc is invtaluable. It promptly cures sunburn, rash, moequito, and ottter insect bites, peeling nose, and' for sore aiohin^ feet is most sootfcimp; and cooling 1. Keep a; pot handy in you« ■. hflonie. It is obtainable from, all chemists and stores at Is 6et, or 3s 6d family pot («ont*imn^ nearly four, times the Is €d); or direct, post free, from 1 the Zam-Buk Co., 39 Pit* ' street, Sydney.

Gold seems to have no effect on several varieties of fish. Perch will live in, ponds froeen all oveV in win* ter; and tie white fiSh of Gumada have been caught froze© so stiif that* they hiiive been brittle enough to break, yet showed signs of life when, properly thawed out.

A' book maker informed a Mian** watu Time* repnesentatiire recentljl that since the rfiinstatetnecib on the racecourse of the members of his call' ing, he 9vakS paid over £1000 iv fees and had cleared something like £3000 sterling. Aikl yet there are soma peo _ pie who imagine that they can "beat the books."

Cambridge University has satie* tioncd «m edict prohibiting studenta of Uie Uuiversifcy from using motrfi cars within the precinct* of tha university, unless they have obta.ihed special lkmses from their tutor* or the proctors, or from hiring theroi without filling up a special form o( registration. The use of oars on Sundays is prohibited.