THOUGHT LEG INCURABLE

Marlborough Express, Volume L, Issue 97, 26 April 1916, Page 7

THOUGHT LEG INCURABLE

.i i ■ ■, n ■ i ■ ■ t^ ZAM-BUK IS UNSURPASSED FOR POISONED LEG AND ECZEMA.

--Every day brings eyklence that j I Zam-Buk is" the skin remedy worth I keeping in the home. It is the best thing for cuts and bruises, and there is nothing to equal it for getting rid of eczema, ulcers, piles, etc. ! Mr Edward Purcell, of 32 William- ! son Street, Tasmania, writes:— j "My little daughter, Li Hie, sus- | tinned a nasty knock on her right shin. The dye of her stocking got into the abrasion, causing bloodpoisoning. The- leg was extremely painful, and for two or three months she had a most dreadful time. The swelling was very great, and1 proud flesh set in. She- coitld only limp with the utmost difficulty; in fact, we thought her .leg would never get well again. "Wo got a number of ointments and consulted chemists, but the result, was far from satisfactory. It was only when we tried Zam-Buk that the pain and inflammation were reduced. " Zam-Buk produced a. mo.se cooling and soothing effect, drew al! the matter out, and completely heal- ' ed the large sore which extended down to the bone. Lillio's leg is now ; quite better, thanks to Zam-Buk. "1 have also found Zam-Buk very beneficial for eczema on Lillie's face.Mr Pureell's experience must show every Australian man and woman the expediency of keeping a pot of ZamBuk handy. 'The Zam-Buk way is the easy Avay of healing flesh wounds and getting rid of eczema, ring- j worm, piles, ulcers, heat spots, rashes, etc. It's wonderful wnau benefit there is in a Is 6d pot of ZamBuk, but the 3s 6cl size is recommended for family use because it contains^nearly four times the quantity. If your chemist or storekeeper is out of stock, send your order and remittance to C. E. lulford (Aus.), Ltd., 39 Pitt Street, Sydney. _____