A NURSE'S PRAISE.

Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 14517, 7 May 1913, Page 8

A NURSE'S PRAISE.

Zam-Buk the Ideal Home Healer

Grand for Piles, Cuts,' Burns, Sores,

and Injuries.

Mrs U. Keaves, of 12, Polar-St., Survey Hills, Sydney, a welV known utirse'and midwife, who has followed her profession for close on 50 years, has added her testimony to the long list of people who acknowledge Zany Buk to be the world's greatest healing balm. Mrs Neavtes says: "Dur-. inj my experience 1 haj 1© on many occasions proved the marvellous worth of Zam-BuTE. For, cuts, -Iburns, sores, and injuries it is unrivalled, and _a pot should T^e always kept handy in cv"cry home. "Personally I havle derived great benefit! from Zam-Buk. I^or some time I was a martyr to Wind and Weeding piles, which caused awful, njyony. "The inflammation and general congestion made my life a misery. Although I experimented with many so-called remedies not one of them'gate me any ease. ..Tlien. I commenced Avith'Zam-Buk which quickly exerted its soothing influence subduing all inflammation and 'irritotion."" mkl casing the smarting burninsj pain. B!y persisting:, with Zaniflßulc (fl was entirely freed from the [terrible piles. . "On another- occasion boils broke "out on my body. Zunvßuk- brought the inflamed' lumps to a head, draw-; Ing out all bad matter, and finally, jiealinp; the sores in a'perfect manlier. "I strongly recommend. Zam-Buk "si san ideal household balm, it exerts jfe healing -poAvers in a wonderful way, and prevents serious complications, such as lblood-poisonin<r and festering 1." Zam-Buk ends eczema, bacl legs, lilood-poisonmjj. ringworm.- vilcers, festering!, and quickly heals cuts, scratches, bites, burns, scalds, open wounds, and all skin injuries. Sold J>y all stores and chemists at Is 6d J)er pot; or large family size 3s 6d, Sjf post free direct for same prices Irom Twe Zam-Buk CV>., 39. Pitt/street,. Sydney.