FELL FROM A HORSE.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 119, 17 May 1912, Page 7

FELL FROM A HORSE.

CUT& AND BRUISES- ALL OVER

BODYi

ALL INJURIES QUICKLY HEALs ED BY ZAM-BUK.

"About two years ago I fell off a horse aiid sustained severe cuts and hruises all over my body," says Mr Clifton Fitzgerald, of'6BJ, Brougham (street, Darlinghurst, Sydney: "A i.i«& of flesh abbut two inches in circumference was taken out of my,, arm near the elbow by a lump of sharp rnotal, .'>• This would took the wrong way and proud flesh formed, which pained m© fearfully. I was-un-able to bendmy arm for over a week, and during .that tirrie did not get.any sleep.' Previously \ had used Zam--I3uk .-with''■.great success, so dressed my injuries :,with this balm. _The pain and inflammation.. 'were quickly ended, and. I was able to enjoy a good night's restv All matter being withdrawn from my ax*m, the. wound grjuliially healed from th'fi outside and at-'the bottom until, the place was covered with healthy'-now'•skin. Sup- ; ]>leness ruturnedj and 1.-was.'able to move my ami about naturally and oasiiy. I have gi-eat confidence in' Zaiii-Buk, for it healed all my in;uries in a wonderful manner. I

"I had an attack of rheumatism but.' by vigorously rubbing Zam-Buk iv a few tilres, this-was banished." Zam-Buk is sold by, all stores and chemists at Is 6d and 3s 6d per pot.