FLESH-EATING ULCERS

Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 134, 9 June 1920, Page 7

FLESH-EATING ULCERS

TERRIBLE BAI> LEG OUREO BY ZvM-BUE AFTER AJJL OTHER RE'IED'IBS ■ PAILESD.

Zam-Buk is a proved remedy for bad logs, ulcers, and diseased ankles. In thousands' of eases, after all .other treatments failed, Zam-Buk^ has effected "a- complete .and permanent euro, and as a, typical instance talie the case of Mrs S. Darrell of 2S Lsvoy Street, Cliippendiale, fey_dney, who writes: "W^ile living at Woy Wby I. had. the misfortune to slip an<ll tprain my iuikle. Tliis 'caused tho anblo to break o;ut in painful ulcers aj-ound tho ankle bone, and the foot swelled to such an extent that I could not gek my') boot on. Tho holes that tlfe ulcers cr.diised wcrei so- cteep in the flesh that I could-bury my fingers in them. I suffered frightful pain during this, time, which gave me no lGGpite uiglit Oil1 day, and!, interfered witlx my..,ajeep. at .night, for, tlie burn-, ing and throbbing .sensation that was unbearable.

• /'Many remedies were tried during tliis time, but they were very ■. mi£a.tisfo,otoi*y, raid only half healed the wound, which then broke out again as bad as over I At-, la&t I was persuaded to use i^am-Buk. After the first application i saw a decided impuwent, which, .grew more pro»nouncsd each ■diay, ■ and! after a few •weeks' ti-eat-ment tlicso terrible ulcers were entirely healed, after .being bad for 15 months, three months of wliicli I nev©r put my foot to--the ga'oundi.V s Bjecau.-io it is so wholesome anil- ': effective accounts for Zam-Buk's success in! '■' cases of oczefrnpy pimples, palcsi, cuts) bruises, abscesses, abra^, sionsj bafcl legs, sores, scab% poisoned' wctjuidis, burns, scalds, bo<ils, ulcera irritated or inflamed conditions of tho skin generally. Zam-Buk is obiaihable from all chemists and stores at Is 6cL or 3s 6d for large family pot.