A MOTHER'S PRAISE.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12145, 12 November 1908, Page 2

A MOTHER'S PRAISE.

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Out of gratitude for what- Zam-Buk Balm has done for her little boy, an appreciative mother sends us the followS?lS£r:-" I cannot speak too highly of Zam-Buk Balm," says MrsiK Js. Bonney, of Shannon and Baxter Streets, Gvmp&Q. "I have used it on so many occasions, and with such good .results,that I am' sending you along these few lines to acquaint you with t>ho facts. Mv boy -contracted~a small sore- on hi* \e« which gradually became larger and sorer. I thought'it was-Uood-poison-ino- or something of that kind, and be-, gan to worry about it. I applied all kinds of ointments, but the leg 'refused to get better. I'was on .trie* point oj consulting a doctor wfon, I received ono of your, little booklets, and.noticing tho splendid ;cures Zam-Buk' hid -effect-, ed, I bought a pot and applied it to the lad's leg. After treating the place for about a week—ono week, marK you— ample compensation for the trouble 1 took to read your littlo booklet. I had run up a big bill at the chemist's, but Zam-Buk soon put an end io that t>x r pendit-ure, and the sore leg .top.\. I;.air ways use Zam-Buk now for any kind of sore 3, and with always, the same result —a cartain cure." Zam-Buk Balm is invaluable for cuts, bruises, burns, fo:es, chafings, rashes, blisters, prickly heat, and all injured and irritated conditions of the skin. Price Is 6d and 3s 6d per .pot, of all chemists and stores.