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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 25 October 1912, Page 6

RUSTY NAIL PENETRATED HEEL. OPERATION, OLXTMENTS, AND HOSPITAL TREATMENT FAILED. —TERRIBLE BLOOD-POISONING CURED BY ZAM-BUK. Mrs. M. Harmon, of 6 Turner Street, Rodfern, Sydney, says:—"My son, Clyde, trod on a rusty nail which penetrated his heel and etvno out through tho ankle. It was a terrible wound, and to make matters worse blood-poison set in, tho pain being dreadful, for the inflammation increased daily, and the wound continually discharged. Clyde was unablo to dud his foot to the ground and hnd to bo carried about, while on account of tho intense pain ho could not sleep at night. We took him to a hospital, whero they operated on the foot, but after this tho wound became worse. "Wo tried a great number of different ointments and powders without any success, for tho injury continued to t;.ko tho wrong way. Wo then took him 10 tho Sydney Hospital, but the treatnont i'hero mndo him cry from the oxeessi /o | pain. Ho wa.s in such a bad way Mi;«t wo had to take him every morn ng for two months, but ho was* no botu-r bt the end of that time. At !<'-t w» thought tho foot would have to bo re- \ moved. | "For months the child suffered un- j told misery, and then his grandmother ! decided to try what Zam-Buk would do. , Sho dressed tho wound with some, and I tint littlo fellow obtained so much ease that wo determined to follow up tho treatment. A further supply was purchased, iind tho treatment continued. Zam-ftuk withdrew all b-nl matter, and j rodiuvd_ the swelling and inflammation. Thn skin, which had been black and ■ bluo -.m-]] fong-nled b!r>'>-!. •>« n-i-'rl its nut u:\-l hue. and a- tho healing process was continued tho foot roturriTd* +0 its natural shape. The Zam-Buk treatment was '.r-T-«;';K-d -vlt}, ~.-,•"! M-. :-: ■,■■.- r v: , s rompM-Iv honied, and his foot perfectly well agnin." Ziim-l?'iV. tho »-onderf'il l-c-ilinfr balm, i* «nhl by all stores and fhomists at Is Gd and 3s Gd ncr not.

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