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intense agony of blood-poison. FISHBONE • PENETRATED TJIUMBOTHEU REMEDIES USET.ESS-ZAM-BUK A WONDERFUL AXTISEPTIC HEALER. The intense agony of blood-poisoning is quickly allayed by Z.im-Biil;. Fitzsiilions, of 70 Station fclrcet. Carlton, Melbourne, who is a fish dealer, says:— "While handling fish I get some nasty wounds at times which talcs a serious turn. These mostly happen through, the b<jnes of fish penetrating tho flesh. In many cases these punoturcs bring on blood--causing intense agony, and would assume dangerous proportions it not' properly attended 10. "One day I sustained a very nasty wound'down the thumb, just under the nail. The suddenness el' tho tor 1 ran call it no less, mode me jump. As I drew the bone out i<; seemed to stick, caused by the friutinous substance on il which is' hkhl.v poisonous. At: first I did not lake much notice, but in a day or iwo my thumb began to swell and got extremely painful. Poulticing did 110 nood, and my thumb nail began to come Sff. " Kc'commcndcd by a friend to try Zam-Buk, I did so, and ns soon as this excellent balm was applied it had an immediate soothing effect. The excessive inflammation at onco began to subside and the pain eased off. 1 continued using Znm-Buk, and the rapidity of the cure surprised me, for in about ten days my thumb was well. Now tlie old i:ail, which eventually came away, is replaced by one of better appearance, ami there is nothing to show where the injury was." Zam-Buk is obtainable from nil chemists and stores at Is. Cd. and 3s. 6d, per potr-Advt.