am -Buk NE touch of Zam-Buk starts Nature's healing work quicker and more effectively than any other preparation ever devised. Zam-Buk exterminates all skin disease and Poisonous germs, and makes a cut, wound or sore secure against further infection.
In addition to its remarkable purifying and healing properties, Zam-Buk grows new skin as if by magic.
Compounded scientifically from Nature's rich and potent medicinal essences, Zam-Buk is guaranteed Free from all trace of Animal Fat.
No coarse ointment or salve can be compared with Zam-Buk in curative power.
Zam-Buk is so wonderfully refined that it goes to the root of disease.
It is invaluable for eczema, ringworm, ulcers, piles, obstinate bad legs, rheumatism, boils, blood-poison, festering sores, burns, cuts, etc.
Of all medicine vendors in Shanghai, Hongkong and the Far East, yor have difficulty in obtaining, The Zant-Buk Mfg. Cov if. Cou Leeds, England, will gladly send name of nearest agent, ing the eggs in boxes instead of on cards, Such an invention as the egg laying box, even though simple. should mean a great deal toward the improvement of sericulture in China. Sample boxes have been sent to many of the sericulture experiment stations with a request that they be tried and the results intimated to the University.. Considerable financial support is given to the Sericultural Department of the University of Nanking by the International Committee for the Improvement of Sericulture, and credit is due them for their help in making possible the advance in the work of the department.
Carr. E. R. G. R. Evan: D.8.0. M. of H. M.S. Carlisle is in Shanghai on leave from his ship.
THe Shanghai "Journal of Com merce" states that Hon. Bertrand Russel, a.a., F.R.G.S., will give his last lecture at Peking University on July 5, and will return te England about the middle of the month.
Her Majesty the Empress of Japan has announced her intention to grant _a sum of money to the Fukusei Lepers' Asylum in Shizuoka Prefecture. The hospital received a grant from Her Majesty last year also. The Fukusei Lepers' Asylum is situated in Fujioka-mura and_ is under the charge of a French missionary. His devoted service to the welfare of the leper sufferers this country has often attracted the Goverament's attention and the present Imperial contribution is thought to have followed the Goyernment's recommendation.
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