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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XL, Issue XL, 3 February 1911, Page 4

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INSECT BITE CAUSED POISONED FOOT.

Another Wonderful Cure by Zam-Buk after Hospital Treatment Failed. The grave-danger of neglecting insect bites is illustrated by the " case of Mr W. J. McGhee. of 236 Wright Steet, Adelaide, S.A., who says— " I suffered great agony from a poisoned foot. I think the trouble was first caused by an insect bite between the toes, which became inflamed and worked up to the instep, then developed into a very big abscess. Treating the wound with various apiplications, I did not get any benefit, so I went to the hospital. There they poulticed my foot for eight days, and during the whole of this time I could not get any sleep as the pain was so terrible. I could not even put my foot to th*.floor without it going black, and I had to lie up, not being able to move. The treatment here did not bring the desired effect, nor, in fact did any of the other treatments I