DREADED AN OPERATION.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 988, 1 December 1910, Page 7

DREADED AN OPERATION.

TORTURED BY PAINFUL SORE FOft FIVE YEARS. 'A, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE BY ■'. : ZAM-BTJK. Miss A. Howell, of 99 Duke Street Burnley, Melbourne, Vic.,, says:—"When 'I was ten years, of age, a lunip formed behindmy ear, causing a fearful amount of. pain. This was put down as a cold in' the ear, and was treated accordingly, but;it did-, not get better. As I grew older I became deaf in one ear, and the lump felt. like, an abscess. My people wished me to be operated on at the hospital, but to this I would not consent. The lump became larger arid more painful; so much. so that I could not sleep at night, and I cried continually throughout the day. My health was affected generally, and this state of things lasted fill;I was fifteen. I could not bear the thought of going to a, doctor, for I dreaded that he would cut me. We used everything wo could get, including liniments, .oils, ointments, and syringing was also tried, but all these did not give me-the least relief.

"My people then made me commence using Zam-Buk, and the encouragement I got after the first application made me determine to persevere with this balm. By rubbing Zam-Buk in I felt I was getting': great ease, and shortly after the first'. application' the lump came to a head and finally broke,' discharging all the inflammation. I kept on applying Zam-Buk, and the wound began to heal up nicely. My hearing came, back, the pains/all disappeared, and my general health was'improved,- awl -1 could sleep soundly 'at nights. Finally Zam-Buk completely cured me, and I have been well-ever since."

A" pot. of- Zam-Buk should be kept handy in l every home; it is a suro and painless, healer for all skin disease and injuries. -All.stores and chemists.—Advt.

When.touring in Canada, King George —the Prince of Wales—presented' the Dominion with a cheque for ,£IO,OOO, twins-t-'Ehglitid's contribution l to .the battlefields reservation fund.