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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2637, 7 December 1915, Page 7

EVERY HOME NEEDS ZAM-BUK. NOTHING LIKE IT FOE CUTS, I WOUNDS, & SKIN DISEASES. i It really pays to keep a pot of ZamBuk; handy in the. home. Mts. E. J. Miles, ' Jferndale Cottagoi Went worth Road, Strathfield, . Sydney, saye:—"Our c experiences with Zam-Buk form a woji- j derful record of 6iicces3. Once Trhen my ] husband got badly bitten with a horse, r. the wound looked'so angry that there j might have been serious; developments * had we'not had'Zam-Buk handy. : We t applied a dressing of the balm Tight ■ away, and it thoroughly cleansed the in- c t jury of all poi»>n and impurities and ' healed it in roraarkably short time.' J "My little boy, Oliver, one day fell ■> in. tho road and inflicted a' deep cut r across his* chin. The place bled freely 3 and tho child was sick for three days ( through the shock and force of his fail, d We soon got Zam-Buk on to the wound, ( however, and it prevented any fostering j and ensured quick, clean healing. ( ; "I have often got burnt, sometimes 4 very seriously, whilst ironing and cooking. Zam-Buk every time I have used it has proved remarkably soothing and a speedy healer. "Then there was another case, that t of a friend of ours, who had been suffer- t ing for years with an ulcerated leg. I 1 sent her a pot of Zam-Buk to try, and , she derived such benefit that she continued the treatment until her leg was 1 wonderfully cured/' ( If your local Chemist or Store-keeper is out of stock, send your order diroct to C. E. Ifulford (Anst.), Ltd., 83 Pitt Street, Sydney. Prices ju»t the laut - ' I*. Bd, or 3s, 6d. nor aov