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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 104, 4 May 1915, Page 2

POISONED BY. A SCRATCH. ZAM-BUK'S HEALFNG SAVES HAND FROM AMPUTATION. Mr. Sweet, who lives at 225, Murraystreet, Hobart, Tasmania, says : " While working in the store I scratched my hand with a rusty nail. In a short time the injury festered and became inflamed, and my hand swelled up to quite three times it 3 ordinary size. When, inflammation began to spread up the arm I became seriously alarmed, and went to a doctor. The usual lotions, ointments, and other applications all failed* to ease the dreadful pain. The doctor opened my hand in two places to get away the accumulation bf matter and reduce the swelling. But this made matters worse, and the doctor said the only hope was to take off my hand. " Thing 3 were in a very bad state, when a friend told me of a bad case of blood-poisoning which Zam-Buk had cured. I decided to try the balm, and the firit few applications eased the throbbing pain, and caused the swelling and inflammation to begin to subside. Ad the use of Zam-Buk was continued the bad matter was drawn away, the Wound cleansed of all putridity, and a splendid healing process Bet up. This perseverance with Zam-Buk resulted in the wound being completely healed with strong new skin." Mr. Sweet's wonderful cure should convince all sufferers from, obstinate sores that there is nothing io equal Zam-Buk. Eczema, ringworm, scalp sores, ulcers, sore feet, itchy fash, heat swellings, piles, pimples, poisoned ■wounds, are all banished by 2am-Buk, which is also unequalled for cut«, bruises, knocks, sprainsj strains, arid othfer daily tnishftpfc. Of all chemi&U and storekeepers I*. 6d t&d. 34 6d v i~Advt.