GRIPPLED BY TERRIBLE ULCERS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3014, 20 December 1911, Page 77

GRIPPLED BY TERRIBLE ULCERS.

Ordinary Eemedies Made Him WorseZam Bak Heals in a Wonderful Manner. "My husband, who is a driver, knocked his legs while he was troubled with varicose veins,'' says Mrs M. Elliott, of 1} Baillie street, North Melbourne, Victoria. " Soon after he was suffering awful agony from ulcers. His legs being inflamed an<3 swollen, the pain was terrific. He got ■worse, -and at last had to give up work and lay up. For over three weeks he was in bed, suffering awful agony the whole time. We tried many remedies, including those that the doctors prescribed, but nothing brought him any relief—in fact, ho became worse and the yain increased. "He then commenced using- Zam-Buk. carefully dressing the wounds with this grand balm. The results were pleasing, for Zam-Buk was very soothing, and eased the awful pain almost as soon as By continuing applications of Zam-Buk the ulcers and swellings were quickly reduced, and the wounds brought to a more healthy condition. Gradually the sores healed ono by one, until hie legs were completely cured, and Irs was able to resume work and get about as usual. Now, should he knock his legs, the prompt application of Zam-Buk prevents further complications. " My children during the winter months suffered awfully from chilblains on their toes. However, I am glad to say Zam-Buk reduced the swelling in a very little time. Accidents will happen, and a pot of ZamBuk should always be kept handy. Sold! by all chemists and stores at Is 6d .and! 3s fxl per pot. Every home needs ZamBub