POISONED ARM

Evening Star, Issue 16559, 19 October 1917, Page 3

POISONED ARM

TERRIBLE AGONY ENDED BY ZAM-BUK. " A short time ago a pimple formed on the back of my husband's hand, of which no notice was taken until it broke out into a big poisoned sore," writes Mrs K. Collie, of 12 Boundary street, .Spring Hill. Brisbane. "A largo lump formed under the armpit, and caused him terrible agony. Some idea of tho size of tho lump may be gathered when I saw that he could not put his arm down to his side. It continued in this state for a week, his condition gradually getting worse. "Wo did not like the doctor's suggestion of lancing the arm, so we started using Zam-Buk. Under his arm was one groat abscess, but Zam-Buk drew out the bad matter, reduced the inflammation, and finally drew the core right out. At the end of a week his awn had resumed its normal size, and the hole, beinc cleansed of all matter, rapidly healed. My husband always carries a pot of Zam-Buk with hbn now 'in case' it should be required." Whether Zam-Buk be used for a cut, oruuse, burn, or scald, for the children's heads when ringworm and other infectious skin troubles are about: or for eczema, pimples,, ulcers, bad legs piles bites, stings, or any itching, inflated, or poisoned condition of the'skin, Zam-Buk is always a wholesome and speedy cure At up-country stations, especially where doctors are few and far between, ZamBuk will be found a perfect "god-send" It is the home ambulance and costs onlv 1/6 or 3/6 a pot.—[Advt.j