BADLY FESTERED ARM.

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 1207, 12 November 1919, Page 6

BADLY FESTERED ARM.

Cured by Zuiu-liuk

Mrs 31- M Hardy, vho resides at 50 Hope-street,, Spring Hi I, Brisbane, write";—

" F.ir many yar" I have used ZatnHair, and have found it splendid for all manner of skm troubles. I first tested jm power when I was suffering from a b.-,i caaird by a hornet ctmg. My arm !ra.. very irritable, as it festered and inflamed so much. The irritation interfered with my sleep, and prevented me ffnui jc-:tfiug a jj'.vi night's red, - Acting open the advice of a friend I cbtaiued a pot of Zam-Buk aud applied 3i>o>e >f lie liaim in the wot.nd. The way it S'-othed and cooled tho affected «.< remarbablo. The wound was •jUTckly cleaksed; aud the inflammati-jn disappeared at tho sanio time, aud, thus, I whs quickly and completely cured. " 1 have b:id many u juries of a lesser inWre, but Zam-Buk li»> proved a sueee.<>f!il cure in every instance. I trust that few hues may be sutlieieat to ir.dudrfother |ufferers to Znm-Buk ■n tntl." Kv«»,-y hoti-ewile aud tvurker ; n ?..*t-n ,-r 'aek hl-jeli-, »huu!d alway.% keep « pot of Zam Buk hatidy. It is uue.j'itiled f-trfest-iit'g sere-, piles,ulcerf,

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