BURNS AND SCAL

Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 348, 7 February 1908, Page 2

BURNS AND SCAL

A Cook Gives Zam-Buk G-eat Praise. -As I am a cook by proles on ” •ay. Mr. S. Boleomr, ci Hollo. L Road, Mitebelto.n, Wellington, > z. “and constantly orcr’a f.re* I am rery liable to receire b'-ra, an .j acai da. A few days ago, I«d the misfortune to have my hand id: vruri scalded with boiling fat. Having Zam-Buk by me. I at once |he balm. Thb heat and mflammai -in . were at once banished and the nou .-da were soothed. B Before « nearly all trace* uf the »caids |. x j disappeared. 1 have also used ZamBuk for cute and soies. and have lo hesitation in pronouncing it a hintclass preparation, a hirh I. for ose, will never be without." Zam-Buk is superior to the old style e’:d»r.x j and liniments. Rubu :.g Za::,-Hak 1 rubs pain, stiffness. <;r weakness out, and it should always be for *o*eness in joints or mavle. sriSn sprains, Ftrains. back pains, rteumacramp, swelling dw.- tu wes .- ne*s or inflammation, bad knees a .-l ankles, aching feet, cuts, hru:w-». burns, scalds, poisoned or fester sores, eezenra, psoriasis, ulcers, bid legs, diseased ankles, sore hacks. it< h, dandruff, scurvy, scalp re.es. erysipelas. piles, rs'bes. absc- -os. -h, a. pimples, nspnorm, etc. Ci al! . mists, or The Zam-Buk Co . )»•». street, Sydney, for Is. Gu. j»er po». or 3s 6d. for large family size t taming nearly four times the Is iki. size). EVERY HOME NEEDS ZAM-BUK.