MADDENING BAD LEG,.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1216, 26 August 1911, Page 3

MADDENING BAD LEG,.

DOCTORS COULD NOT GIVE ANZ BELIEF. * TERRIBLE SORES HEALED BY ZAM-BUK. Mrs. Martha M. Langlcy, of 172 Lord SI reel, Burnley. Melbourne, jays:—"About two years ago the veins in my legs lx>guu to swell, ond then broke out in tlio form of small blotches. Thc-o increased in size, with fostered heads which resembled tlio form of boils. As they increased they gave out nasty discharge, which caused so much irritation that I would wake up in the night and tear away at them until niv legs''w.ould Ins covered with blood. 1 'could not stop or keep jny hands from, them. I became run-down in 'health-ami' was scon reduced to a very low condition. The holes in my legs left by these sores were so great that 1 could put my thumbs right intj them: oven on (ho. shins I could do this. The doctor, tried all lie could do to give mo relief, without any benclicial result. "I had given to mo ono day a, pot. of Zam-ltuk, and 1 u*ed this balm on tho wounds, Very j-oon after I felt greatly relieved, for nil the irritation and itchi-nc.-s left. I could not contain myself for the pleasure, 1 felt when I saw the sores get smaller. The edges contracted to tho centre, the flesh healed from the middle, and in a month the 'holes closed up completely. I feel very grateful to Zam-Buk for my cure, and now always keep a pot by me." Zam-Buk is a .wonderful balm for eczema, blood-poison. ' ringworm, piles, ulcers, bad legs, festering sores, old' wounds, children's pcalp trouble?, running sores, cuts, scratches, burns, boils, bruises, chopped hands, 'chilblains, cold sores, and all skin disoa.se and injuries. Sold by all chemists and stores at Is. (Id. par pot, or size containing nearly four times ibo quantity, &. lid.—Advt,