THOUGHT SHE WOULD BE A CRIPPLE FOR LIFE.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1148, 8 June 1911, Page 2

THOUGHT SHE WOULD BE A CRIPPLE FOR LIFE.

TERRIBLE GASH HEALED BY ZAIIBUK. "My littlo girl who is now seven years of ace, fell on-a.piece of glass, inflicting a terrible Bash," says Mrs. C. Weiss,,lso Wittencom Street, . East j orth, .A. "Her kneecap was laid open and the bona exposed to view; it was a fearful injury, and mado me feel ill to look at it. Every attention was [riven to the wound, but it would not lical, and I thought she would bo cripnk-d for life. Inflammation set in, and "fho wound began to fester, and was so bad that it could not be .stitched. The child .suffered greatly from the pain, and she was unablo to leave her lied. "My mother recommended Zam-Buk. and we dressed the wound with this wonderful balm. In a short time all the inflammation was allayed, all bad. matter . was drawn out, and (ho festering banished. The continued treatment with Zam-Buk proved so beneficial and soothing that the wound healed up from the bottom and finally becamo completely well. Zani-Bnk healed so neatly .that it was far bolter than if it had been stitched and operated on surgically. I also use Zam-Buk soari. for it, keeps the skin in perfect condition.'.' Zam-Buk is invaluable for eczema, piles, ringworm, ulcers, bad legs, bloodpoison, sores, cuts, burns, bruises, and scratches. Sold by all stores and chemists.—Advt.