POISONED HAND AND SORE HEEL

Otago Witness, Issue 3277, 3 January 1917, Page 46

POISONED HAND AND SORE HEEL

Grand Double Zasn-Buk Triumph. The splendid utility of Zam-Buk has boon finelv demonstrated in the homo of Mr M. O'Connor, 365 Newcastle street, Perth. W.A., where a father -and son hare nrovod the unfailing reliability <>f this healer. The slow is told by Mrs O'Connor, who writes: —"Through coming info contart with caustic soda mv husband began to suffer severely from bloed-poison. Four fingers on on" hand turned blue and burst into awful fostered sores. As the trouble developed my husband went through ngonising pain, and the inflammation gradually extended right up inio his arm as far as the elbow. "He wont, to the chemist and had iho limb painted with iodine or some similar preparation; but this seemed only to aggravate the sores. When every other mode of treatment had failed, we decided to trv Zam-Buk. " ~\Yc* applied the balm night and morning, with results (hat were simply marvellous. Within a fortnight from using ZamBuk my husband was able to resume work again with his hand strong and well. ''Zam-Buk proved invaluable when mv boy Martin injured his boo], and proud flesh formed. Thanks to Zam-Buk. this., anoiher awful sore, was quickly and perfectly healed." Zam-Buk is obtainable of all chemists and stores, and is unexcelled for heat rash, eczema, sunburn, sore foot, insect bites, ulcer-, piles, scalp disease, poisoned wounds, He. Prices, !* 6d or 7s 6d a pot.