ULCERATED LEG FROM GRAZED SKIN.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 1162, 1 November 1917, Page 1 (Supplement)

ULCERATED LEG FROM GRAZED SKIN.

Marvellous Healing by Zam-Bnk. Mrs M. Panton, who lives at 27;) Palmer Street, Darlingkurst, Sydney, has written as follows concerning the cure of her ulcerated leg by Zam-Buk:— "About two years ago 1 sustained an injury to my right leg. Whilst going upstairs 1 missed my footing and caught my shin on the edge of the stairs, taking off the skin ami injuring one of the veins. An ulcer formed which caused me many nights of sleepless pain. The pains seemed worse at night than during the day, although even in day-time they were bad enough to. make me lay up. "I obtained medical attention, but finding that J was no better afterwards, 1 decided to try ZaniP.uk. "Zam-Buk immediately gave me relief from llic burning, throbbing pains that shot up my leg, and the way in which it cooled and soothed the affected parts was nothing short of marvellous. "Zam-Buk soothed away the irritation, and drew out the matter, thus purifying the wound. After about one month's treatment with Zam-Buk ! was completely cured, and have had no return of my complain! since." Zam-Buk is unlike anything else in character ami for good results. It is unequalled for eczema, ulcers, seal]) sores, piles, poisoned sores, abscesses, cuts, bruises, heat spots, insect bites, hornet stings, etc. Sold by all chemists at 1/6 or o/lj a pot. Keep a pot alwavs handy. .2