TERRIBLE BAD LEG.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17275, 26 September 1919, Page 10

TERRIBLE BAD LEG.

ZAM-BUE SUCCESSFUL AFTER MANY TREATMENTS FAILED. .Don't forgot, that a alight .knock or «*atch may lead to month,, or even years of suffering. Hence, th, vital importance of'promptly treating even the least skin I onl c°" t v W ' th *"*■***■ Zam-Buk not only soothes away the "day and niahf I p«un, but also draw* out " the poison pauses the injury, and sets up healthy Healing, The unique cleansing and heal ' ng powers of Zam-Buk are uLtraUd by ■ he sinking experience of Mr. Bolton, of I 18 Palmer Street, East Sydney whose wife writes a* follows- i ' ° 80 | "Two y e.ar S „ 0 mv husband knocked ;, -right shin. ■ The lace became terribly inflamed, anl o. .suffered the griit.it W*y. Blood-poison ~t in and the »*e] ing epread right up his leg. { * •an from the festered wound w * so bad that he could not r«,l day or night H, treated lam/.elf by bathing and nsii," homely remedies hut th. leg became much ~„,,/ -"'»-"ies ma it,,. \ ev h«oame much worse. He could get no relief at all. J! Nad a very trying time. I After 18 months of suffering. he Waß - lull e T Ugh U !> hear ;,bo,u Z«m-Buk. I ,3 rmmmd * d to (1 7 the balm, he '■ Mnv-hased a pot. and began to arm> Z, m . I him *h «* P o,son6d >«*• Zam-Buk rave 1 nrobW 8 '" m XVf T Tl ' e hed The wound ; J! P a '»* wens soothed. The wound hoalinS ™* " c ' ,,ar,spf '. and natural B"k%rJa"hiJ n f m,: * luI '>- M nn - a "- Znm Tt.,i • t ' erfc>a; healer. I ! i fe /. ter " l " "ores, bad burn*, *''•••'". «or« arm,. ' *i»a», etc Of .11 l"* 5 "• w " lind! '- rheama. '« «nd & 6i em,3tß and stores. Is