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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1724, 15 April 1913, Page 3

; 1 YL' TN,the .course of'ljer duties the.nurse is brought into contact with' f 7y every, skin disease. She is also brought to fully U realise the need for a reliable healing balm which can be applied y to diseased and wounded skin with every confidence that only j/ Kb good will result. • _ %] \\'fi 1 The fact that hundreds of nurses use Zara-Buk in the course / j \)\ 1 § i. fj- of their duties, and-freely'admit its reliability and effectiveness is . fi IT further proof, if such were needed, that in Zam-Buk'the public is . j jfP . furnished with a safe and"reliable healing balm £ind skin-cure, ■ n the purity and power of which • cannot be denied. Below we 1 ]l| y quote the opinion of three of the many trained nurses who have 1 n if written in praise of Zam-Buk.. . 1 v)) NURSE SMITH) who resides in Underwood St. , Paddington, Sydney, 'Mft writes: ■"■■'■Afterextensive experience I can confidently affirm that Zam-Buk is the best PlraM/J ' ' "/7' : 'healin» balm>l have ever used. In my professional work 1 often have urgent need of it, as, on account | |H|| l: // of its great antiseptic virtues, I find it unequalled for use in cases where dangerous symptoms threaten, w 'I' 'i|ragO ' T Personally, I have used Zam-Bnk for a very sevgre barn oh my hand, caused by a box of matches ex- IW. ■ 5 plodintr while striking a match. Zam-Buk at once soothed the burning pain, aiid healed the wound in ! a very short time. I would not be without a pot of Zam-Buk in the house." if i r . NURSE LfIWSOFM, of Evelyn St., Balaclava, near Melbourne, who has practised her. pro- jj S fessioii for .thepast 27 years, says':—" Asan all-round healer for all descriptions of-home hurts,! consider Zam- II ' # Bukinvaluable: I'have proved it of great utility in cases of warts, corns, cuts, and other skin troubles, with It never.failirig benefits. I have also used it in connectionwith my nursing cases, and have pleasure in testifying 7? ''It to its sterlingantiseptic and healing qualities. I confldently.recommend Zam-Buk to all." U n WURiSE SHAW, of' 7 GibbsSt., Balaclava, Melbourne, Vic., says:—" For 25 years I'have ft m been a resident of Balaclava, and most of that time I have devoted to nursing'. 'In'my experience I have, found W ' /&'■Zaih-Buk of very great use. I have used Zam-Buk for cuts, sores, and all descriptions.of skin disease, which II ; \M have'been brought under my notice, all with marvellous success. :For bruises Zam-Buk is excellent. ;It takes « |' ; J) the heat out of the wound and prevents inflammation. My connection is a very large one, aud I recommend A " H Zam-Buk to all mothers in each household I visit, for I'have great faith in this splendid healing balm.' FJ ' . Znm-Buk .ootids and he«U skin ji J en H^?|(^ftpy,injurieß,andpreventßV/oundßtakingbati-vl '' r ' 'I&sI&BBI' •' f ways. 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