BURNS AND SCALDS.

Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 276, 14 September 1906, Page 3

BURNS AND SCALDS.

A Cook Gives Zam-Buk Great Praise. “As I am a cook by profession,’* rays Mr. S. Balcome, of Holloway Hoad. Miteheltuwn, Wellington, N.Z., “ and constantly engaged over a fire, 1 am very liable to receive burns and scalds. A few days ago, 1 had the misfortune to have my hand ami wrist scalded with boiling fat. Having Zam-Buk by me, j at once applied the balm. The heat, and inflammation were at once banished and the wounds were soothed. Before night-time nearly all traces of tho scalds hud disappeared. I have also used ZamBuk for cuts ami so res ; ami have no hesitation in pronouncing it a firstclass preparation, which I, for one, will never be without.” Zam-Buk is superior to tho old style embrocations and liniments. l<nbb::ig Zain-Buk in rubs pnui. stiffness, or weakness out, and it should always he used for sore>css in joints • r muscle, stiffness, Hiiins. atraiuj. buck pnius, rhcunia- • ciM'.p, swelling duo to wetki. ■amination, bad knees and ■ • orig let*, cuts, bruises, •*r..;n. s<-’!ds, poisoned or festering <>: ‘s e<-z,e:nu, pi.tiasia, ulcers, bad diseased ankles, sore hs’-ks, itch, iandiuff. scurvy, scalp sores, erysipelas.- |>.’ ... ladies, abscesses, Foils, ; .umplos. ringworm. etc Of all chemists. or The Zam-Buk Co. 39 PiltSydney, lor Is. fid. per pot. > t 3s fid. tor l.ir-'e family size (con-, taming nearly four times the Is. Cd. size). EVERY HOME NEEDS ZAM-BLK.