BAD LEG FOR 6 YEARS.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 527, 7 June 1909, Page 2

BAD LEG FOR 6 YEARS.

ZAM-BUK'S SUPERIORITY PROVED. Mrs. C. Bannon, of 53 Kent Street, Sydney, tellfi how Zam-Buk cured her of a bad leg—a swollen; inflamed, ulcoratirig hole— which for years had defied all the efforts of doctors and iiurses and private medical treatment. After being pronounced "incurable," Mrs.' Bannon acted on the advice of a friend, and tried Zam-Buk, and voices her praises aa follow-:—

"Zam-Buk has done wondors for mc," she says. , "For six years I Buffered the'most dreadful agony with a bad log, during which tune I'was attended by private doctors, and attended tho Sydnoy Hospital. Also for 12 months tho Nursing Sisters dressed the wound. The leg, however, in Bpite of all this treatment, became- worse. It proscnted a fearful sight, being much swollen and inflamed, and a largo hole formed that defied all the efforts of doctors and nurses to heal.-' The agony I went through during those six years I could not describo. Finally, the doctors informed mo that they could do no more, and that I was incurable. On tho advice of a friend I tried Zani-Buk Balm: the effect was wonderful, for the .wound healed rapidly, and now I am perfectly cured. I often look back and think what agony I might have avoided if I had' used Zam-6uk long ago. !. I'give you this testimonial without fee or reward, in the hope that anyono suffering similarly may benefit thereby, and give Zam-Buk a. trial."

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