ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1281, 9 November 1911, Page 9

ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN.

CUT DEVELOPED INTO POISONED WOUND. A WIFE'S EXCELLENT ADVICE, "USE ZAM-BUK." "I am a bootmaker and one day mode a small incision in my hand with a knife while cutting," says Mr. Michael M'Kay, of 72 Station St., Carlton, Melbourne. "It was not a great wound, but the complications which ensued were of & serious nature. The chemical I was using, 'Yellow Dye,' got into the wound, causing the thumb to swell up to a terrible size. For days and nights the pain was awful. "I w<mt to a doctor who gave me a liniment and dressed the wound with it, but next morning it was a big blister, while the wound itself was a nasty festered ukerous sore. My wife said 'Use Zam-Buk,' and she straightway procured a supply and dressed the sore, with it. For four weeks I had been suffering awful pain, and I tried many things without any euccess, but Zam-Buk gave me instant relief. It eased the pain and subdued the inflammation. Aftfr using Zam-Buk for about a week my thumb was (juitc hotter. It was simply wonderful the rapid improvement that took place, and now I am never without ,i pot in the honse. "I hnvo used it since for minor cuts and injuries, which 1 do not give a chance to get very bad. I apply ZamBuk at once and olw.iys with excellent results." Znm-Buk if a sure healer for cuts, burns, and all skin injuries, and is invaluable for ringworm and all ekin disease. 15. 6d. and 3s. 6rt. per pot.—Adrt.