BADLY FESETERED ARM.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 13982, 19 November 1919, Page 6

BADLY FESETERED ARM.

CURED BY ZAM-BUK,

Mrs M. Mcllardy, who resales at 5P Hope Street, Spring Hill, Brisbane, writ:?;: —

"For many years I hav< us.'.'il ZaniBuk, find have found it splendid foi all manner of skin troubles J first tesK'iL its power when I was. suffering from a. bad arm carfsed by a hornet stiii;/. My arm was very irritable, as it festered and inflamed sc mucii. The irrigation interfered wi;n my sleep and prevented me from gcttiug a good ni-jht's rest. »

'■'Acting on tho advee of a frivtul L obtained a pot o t Zo.m-liuk ami ap--plied some of the balm to iho wouu«!. Tho way it soothed and cooled the jutVited parts 'was remarkable. The v *cuJGCi was quickly cl.;.rns?d and the iuflarciination disappeared r»t tho same time, and thus 1 Avas quickly anil ecu-I'lcii-ly cured. "T have had many i.ijic.ies of a nature, but Zain-B'fc has ;.r«\cd a successful- cure in evi-ry ■instance. 1 truer 'that these few liii-.'.s may In* v.iffi;icr.t to induce other sufferers to ;.:ivj Za.'ii r'.xik .1 trial." Ev.-:y housewife aiiu AAorker, in town ol - back-blocks, she:;, id. always keep a nor ;if /am link hfti.riy. It is micqualleJ. for fes'iv'iig sircf. piles, ulcers, eczema, j imiilos. sore hands, ringworm, scalp set.'s , , poisoned wounds, cuts, sprains, brn-so.? and rheumatism. 1/6 and 3/6, oi all chemists and stores.