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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 12 December 1912, Page 7

KNOCKED SHIN ON BENCH. WOUND ULCKRAT,ED—EiLOOiD POII-SON-SET IN.—LEG PEiRiFECTLY HEALED BY ZAM-BUK. Mrs Mary Quinin, of 8 Phillip St., Globe, iSydiney, says :—" AVhiJ© hurrying to answer a knock .at the front door, I knocked my shin a/gainst an old bench -that happened to be in the way. The wound iilconated and tbloo-d p-oason set fin- Inflamniatiion. beoamo woai?© and worse and the <p>an.n I endured was lagonIsinig. 1 tnied all .the mamy reinied'ies that my friends recommended, but it waa <a waste of money far I continued to suffer in a dreadful manner. Differenrb doctor's treiatiment talso proved ineffeo- ■ tive, and I AMas in- despair, for my h&alth was being broken down for" the want of vsleep. My leg rwas bo painful tlnat I 'could mat even, ibaa>r the fcod-dlatihe-s to touch ait ariid ba.d to keep it mnoo-vercd. "On the adv/ice <]if ta friend who was cQnfid<?n:t Zam-'Biik 'would do me .good, I commenced iu::n!g it. Thds splendid balmi ooole'd the arwful iburning pains, land sctoth'ed tlio .iTriitia'tion an, a wonderful maiinor. Tn« ia short tnmu tlie had matter was withdwawn, imiflammation sitbdued, and the wound began to have a healthy ap.peiarcmce. A small splinter of .bone thart had been broken off wfesn. th-e iaccident occm-neifl, also withdrawn. J jpereieted using ZiamiBuk until tho wound was completely heialed, now healthy skin, grown, over tho place, and my leg perfectly cured. Zam-Buk is .indeed- a wonidenfnil ibalm amd I have used it ■with eiictooss feir outs, bruises and'burns." Zara-Jiuk is sold by all stca'ea and chemists at 3 s 6d and 3« 6di p&v pot, or powt f roe for aatme prioea direct from Tho Zajnwßuk Ob./39 Pitt Street, Sydney.