BURNS AND SCALDS.

Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 306, 5 April 1907, Page 2

BURNS AND SCALDS.

A Cook Gives Zam-Buk Great Praise. “As I am a cook by profession,” says Mr. S. Balcome, of Holloway Road. Mitcheltown, Wellington, N.Z., “ and constantly engaged over a fire. I am very liable to receive burns and eralds. A few days ago, 1 had the . ixiortune to have my hand and wrist aided with boiling fat. Having . n-Buk bv me, I at once applied the balm, 'rhe heat and inflammation \ ere at once banished and the wounds . ere soothed. ) Before night-time :<y all traces of the scalds had ppeared. 1 have also need Zaxni>: . fcr cuts and sores, and have no ' . rat.on in pronouncing it a firstp'par&tion, which I. for one, never be without.” Zam-Buk is . i to tbe old style embrocations .. : lunmcnts. Rubbing Zam-Buk in p:.ii. Stiffness, or weakness out, ... it should always be used for sorain joints or muscle, stiffness, ‘:rai!w, back pains, rheuma- . cramp, swelling due to weak- - or in dem mat ion, bad knees and »i.':cs, aching feet, cuts, braises. ms ms, scalds, poisoned or festering ores, eczema, psoriasis, ulcers, bad legs, ankles, sore backs, itch, dandruff, scurvy, scalp sores, erjrsi-pel-is. piles, rashes, abscesses, boils, pirpn’es, ringworm, etc. Of all cha- .• r-, or The Zam-Buk Co., 39 Pittstrect, Sydney, for Is. 6d. per pot, ,r 3s fid. for large family site (oon•.an ing nearly four times the la. fid. sire). 9 EVERY HOME NEEDS ZAM-BuK.