The Perils of Blood-Poisoning

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7023, 10 November 1906, Page 1

The Perils of Blood-Poisoning

ZAM-BUK'S WONDERFUL ANTISEPTIC VALTJP.

"I Hm in the piep'ov c? the Australian Gaslight Co. as G«s Main Layer." sayß Mr F. J. Barnett, of Perry Stwt, St Peterp, Sydney, " and while st work had the misfortune to iDJnr6 my hand. I treated the around rnther can leFsly, thinking it would he alright-, bnr it became worse and began •o phow fi/ns of blood-poisoninp. I apolied several ointments but they did me no rood. My hand grew worse and worse and f pulTered such terrible agony that I was orced to pive tip work, It was at this time that Z<>m Buk was recommended to me by a friend, and although I did not anticipate any good results alter the repeated failures of other so called cures, I thought I would give it a trial. I did fo, and to m 7 grpat relief and delight the wonnd immediately began to fhow signs of healiDg, and after only three weeks treatment with Zam - Buk I was able to retnrn to my work, absolutely cured. I confidentally recommend Zam-Huk to fel-low-sufferers." Zam-Buk is invaluable for all those nasty fkin e-uptionr, such as Boils, Pimples, Festering Sore , IJlcerp.etc, which are so pre^aleut in Spriogfcirce, and is obtainable from all store 3 an<i chemists, ■ t la 6d or ;^s fid large pot (containing nearly four times the quantity.)