ULCER FPOM A' KICK. LIMB FULL OF THROBBING PAIN. WONDERFUL ZAM-BUK HEALING. So much suffering is caused by obstinate ulcers refusing to heal that a really reliable remedy is a priceless boon. Even the sligtest cut, scratch, or knock is liable to start an ulcerated sore that mav eat to the very bone, un.ess stopped by Znm-Buk. This powerful herbal healer possesses such unique, soothing al )d germicidal powers that it is able to overcome even the worst bad. leg, running sore, or long-ntnuding skin disease. Here’s another instance: — ... « "A horse kicked mo on the shin-bone, writes Mr. G. Anderson. 17 Street, North Melbourne. Vic. "The dye of my sock got into tho wound, which developed into an extremely painful festered iilser. My entire log swelled up enormously. So deep was the in.inrv that one could see the shin-lxme itself. I couldn’t sleep at night for 'the constant throbbing pain. “When a friend recommended ZamBuk I laughed, thinking that mine was much too Tri-T a rose to bn healed in that wav. Still. I was persuaded to try it and from the first it proved wonderfully soothing. It was really astonishing the poisonous matter Zam-Bnk brought out of that ulcer. As I continued the dressings Zam-Puk drew in the edges of the wound end thoroughly healed it with new. hon’thy skin." Don’t experiment with coarse fatty salves and ointments. For healing cuts, sores, and wounds of every kind use nothing but this wonderful herbal ZamBuk. All stores and chemists—Advt.
For Children’s Hacking Cough, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.—Advt.
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 181, 27 April 1921, Page 9
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