A BAD LEG FOR 6 YEARS

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 653, 9 December 1908, Page 6

A BAD LEG FOR 6 YEARS

Pronounced Incurable—Auoth ;r ZiuiJBuk T iumph "Zmt Buk Balm Ins douo wonders for sue," writ's Mra (J. Bannon, of 53 Kent Street, Sydney. " For six years I sufferei the nics'. dreHful agony with a bad leg, during which time I was attended by ptivate doctors, and attended the Sydney Hospital. Also for twelve months tue nursing histers dressed the wound. The tag, however,' in spite of all this treatment became worse. It presented a fearful sight, being swollen and infhmed, and a large hole formed tint defied all the efforts of doct rs and nurses tc heal. The T went through during those six years 'I cjuld not describe. Fma'ly, dojtors informed me ih* tbey could da no mor--, and that J was incurable. On the advic ■ of a friend I tried Z imBuk Balm. The effect was wonderful, for the wound heiled rapidly, and now lam perfectly cured. I • ften look back and think what agony I might have avoided if I had used Zim-Buk long a»o. I give this testimonial without fee or reward, in the hope that anyone suffering similarly may benefit thereby, and give Zim-Buk a trial." Zam-Buk is the ideal summer skinbi'm, its soothing, cooling, and healing virtues mike it invaluable far sunourn, frfckhs, prickly heat, rash, sore feet, patches, mosquito and other insect bites, uetfclerash, and other skin troubles so prevalent during the summer months. Obtainable from all chemists and stores at Is 6', or 3* 6d large familv pot n-arly four times Ihe Is 6d.)