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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 918, 10 September 1910, Page 13

I' f S : ' [ I A VALUABLE LESSON TO BE : I LEARNED IN EVERY HOME, j I Question— What is the first duty of f Qhm/wm-Wliat is it in Zam-Buk \ I a mother towards her children? \ that gives it this superiority ? ■> 'I 'Answer— To bring them up j i j robustly by adopting the best 1 Answer — The scientific \ I means of safeguarding them 5 combination of its active (.: '■ against disease, especially \ vegetable constituents, which i '■ disfigurements to the shin. / possess superior healing pro- [ i Questwn-Uw do these disfigure- «f ' - uients arise? absence of rancid animal fat. ■ s Answer — Through • bodily ) , f; - disorders, or by the poisoning Question— Does Zam-Buk really fc \ of a simple scratch or cut, or achieve the- remarkable cures that \ ' t by coming in contact Willi un- are talked about? . , ; i clean or infected people, as, \ ' • ■] | for instance, eczema in adults / . ... > n and ringworm spread among instances of II children playing together. s undoubted sne- : I „ . cess are pnated in the papers ; ; . Question-Do not ec?ema, ulcers, ' every day; and each case is r I pimples, bad legs, and scalp trouble;, / authenticated by the name J 5 often prove difficult to get rid of and address of,-the person § ii are amongst ', cured, so that anyone inter- fe \ the most obstinate skin af- ( ested can write direct to n j fections known to doctors, ) verify every single statement K t and often lead, if neglected, ) >f so desired. Moreover, no ' | to permanent disablement or j cure is reported In the papers } disfigurement. f without a thorough investi- | e r> , it , i ) gation into its genuineness. | f Question— How may one alreadj I ■ > f |' afflicted escape this dire calamity ? J :. |, _4usrocr~Sy avoiding com- J fiittJfnw-How can it be .shown | I mon, ordinary ointments I laat not t0 have &ani-Buk at home f J made up of rancid animal fat ) nowadays is to be behind the times-? ; . 3 or mineral poisons: by keep- j i I ing clear of all cheap salves j jlnsMei'-Because Zam-Buk i and irritating embrocations. | has established itself as an ■ Finally, by cleansing the in- ) indispensable item in the j jured or diseased surface ( household' necessities . all I r, with tepid water and then j over Australasia, and be- ! < judiciously, dressing it with < cause breadwinners engaged j t Zani-Buk. the novel and ever- ( in all sorts of trades nniver- \ i ready balm. / sally use it as a handy, ever- • I e««/M»-But why with Zam-Bnk ready first-aid for their cuts, ; i in preference to ordinary ointments? I bruises, and abrasions. Re- j i ( member, lastly, there is more s j, Answer Because Zam-Buk ) concentrated healing pro- ; : ' has a record of successes ( iperty stored up in this"sur- i j over skin-disease cases which j rfery-m-a-two-inch-box" than i , no other preparation has, s can be found anywhere else. ' a and chiefly because the com- I "Keep Zam-Buk handy" is i f, position of Zam-Buk is pure, / the first maxim for the I I refined, and efficient. ) housewife to-day, I " • 's I Dr. ANDREW WILSON, the well-known medical yjii/er and author ■ of" Homely Talks on Fust-Aid," says:—" Wherever apotof Zam-Buk is \ " handy, ihispieparation may be relied upon as an antiseptic dressing whicli \ '. teqiutesno preparation, and has the additional advantage of possessing { , 3 unique healing propei ties." ~*" -\ | : r '''',- I Zara-3uk Is' a reliable healing ( feet, piles (blind, bleeding and I balm, famous for its great cures, j itching), chapped hands, cuts, j a Every mother should always keep ) bums, bruises, scalds, etc. Sold • ; handy a pot of this, ever-ready t by all chemists and stores at E i first-aid for use in cases of / Is, 6d. per riot, or large family ; eczema, eruptions, ringuorm. \ size, 3s, 6d. ; or direct from ': , > ulcers, blood poison, festering { The Zam-Buk Co., 39 Pitt Street, I sores, wounds, bad legs, sore ? 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