"I HAVE THE GREATEST FAITH IN ZAM-BUK."

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 142, 11 March 1919, Page 3

"I HAVE THE GREATEST FAITH IN ZAM-BUK."

That is the opinion of Mrs. Surah Ann Holt, of 81 Union Street, Newtown' Sydney, who writes as follows:— "I have 'the greatest faith in' ZainBuk as a cure for Rheumatics, Ulcers, Sprains, and minor injuries. I had. a ycry bad experience with an ulcerated ankle and leg, and although I was not able to rest''or lay up, I had every belief, from previous experience, that Zam-Buk would effect a cure. I bathed my leg and anldo night and morning, cleansing the wounds, and then applied tlio balm. It was most soothing and mild, and soon subdued the inflammation. I found it wonderful in this instance, for it healed my kg very quickly. "Zam-Bnk lias been splendid, too, "tor rheumatics. I had this awful complaint, in the body, firms, and knee-joints. The balm was well massaged into the joints and kept on constantly, each application bringing wonderful relief, until I was finally cured. "I have also found Zam-Buk a remarkable cure for tired and aching feet. After bathing the feet in hot water I- would apply the balm, and this never failed to take away the burning and aching.' "T have used Zam-Bnk for sore throat with Hie greatest benefit. If I had the least sign of soreness, Zam-Buk rubbed in would take away all the inflammation in a surprising manner."' Zam-Buk is a unique healing balm, and records of cures. show that there is nothing equal to it'for piles, eczema, ringworm, bad leg, poisoned sores, itchy spots, cracked insteps and heels, _ etc. ■Judged by the Rood it does, there is nothing cheaper than a pot of Zam-Buk, either at Is. 6d. or Bs. Gd.