TENDER FEET.

Otago Witness, Issue 2810, 22 January 1908, Page 25

TENDER FEET.

There is Nothing so Soothixg as Zam-Buk Balm. Few escape the discomfort of undue perspiration of the feet in summer, ' and fewer still are they who do not know tha tortures of blistered, sore, and tender feet. Zam-Buk should _be applied to the feet riight and morning, rubbing it in gently, for « few minutes in order -to' promote greater circulation. This treatment will be found delightfully cooling and pleasant, and Zam-Buk will regulate perspiration, fccleanse the poi'es, soften hard corns, and absolutely abolish all soreness. The following testimony will interest sufferers, from sore feet: — • "Being an insurance- traveller," says Ms W. Slims, of 139 Tynte street, North Adelaide, "I am a lot on my feet, and verj;often' suffer from sore heels. Upon thi. application of your Zam-Buk Healing Balm the- soothing effect -is 'wonderful, and in a short time my heels ar© quite sound again. I always keep , Zam-Buk in -the house for the use of my wife -and children in case of burns, soald^ " etc., "and hare pleasui-'e - in recoinniending it -to fellow-sufferers." Irritating "summer skin troubles, such as rashes, sunburn, pridkly heat, parched and smarting patches yield promptly to Zam,Buk, while 'for moequito bites and insect stings it is indispensable. As a general •household healer- Zam-Buk. is invaluable, and & sold 1 by all" "chemists' and stores at Is $d per'po't; or,. 3s 6d special family size (containing four times Is 6d). Over .30,000 horses are. annually slaughtered in Paris ior food/ TEb'.careaep of, an ajwv rage horse -yields" about 3«nu^ '