ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN

Evening Star, Issue 15188, 20 May 1913, Page 3

ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN

BUTCHER GASHES HIS FINGERS.— ZAM-BUK RECOMMENDED BY _ CHEMIST EFFECTS GRAND CURE. “ My husband is a butcher, and one day while cutting a carcass the knife slipped, inflicting a terrible cut across the four fingers of his left hand,” says Mrs Alios Amos, 10 Arthur street, Granville, Sydney. “ Inflammation set in the wound, which eventually turned to blood-poison-ing. The inflammation extended right up to the elbow, and the only way he could get ease was to hold his arm up. He could not get much rest at night through the throbbing pain. One night he was compelled to leave a place of amusement and go home, because the pain was so unbearable. "“In a vain endeavor to get relief he tried all sorts of remedies and oils, but nothing did him any good. “A chemist advised him to use ZamBuk; he did so, and applied it frequently that night. The inflammation had snrbsided by morning, and the pain was much easier. By perseverance with Zam-Buk all bad matter was drawn out of the wound, and soon his hand was healed up.” Zam-Buk ends eczema, piles, ringworm, bad legs, ankles festering wounds, mining sores, scratches, bites, cuts, burns, bruises, and other skin troublts. Sold by all chemists and stores at Is 6d per pot (or large size containig nearly four times the quantity), 3s 6d. A pot should ■Always be kept handy in the home, workshop, and on the sheep run or cattle station.—[Advt.]