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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1605, 23 November 1912, Page 14

NAIL IN HEEL CAUSED BLOODPOISONING. • ALL ORDINARY TREATMENTS FAILED TO DO GOOD. • COMPLETE AND PERFECT HEALING BY ZAM-BUK. "My little boy James had a nail in his boot which penetrated the heel," eays Mrs. R-. Bryant, of 16 Judd Street, Sydney, N.S.W. "Blood-poisoning sot in, and holes seemed to be eaten right to the bone. Nasty sores formed and developed into one mass of corruption. Matter was discharged, while inflammation spread up the ankle and foot. A very unpleasant odour was given off;' this becamo so bad that I had to leave it to my husband to dress James's foot. Poulticing was resorted to, which made matters worse, and the wound increased in size. I took James to a prominent dootor, and to a children's hospital, ' but the treatment from both sources, was not of the slightest use, although it was continued for six months. The pain and torture were so bad that he cried continually day and night and was not able to get a decent nighfs rest. "Then it was we were recommended to try Zam-Buk, which we did with an excellent soothing effect. This excellent balm took away the pain and extracted all bad matter, and James was-soon ablo to sleep and was not so cross as he had been. As we continued using- Zam-Buk the inflammation gradually decreased and the wound became loss every day. Tho wonderful influence of Zam-Buk continually exerted itself until tho injury was completely healed and his heel perfectly well." Zam-Buk in invaluable for piles, bad legs, sore heads, ulcers, eczema, bloodpoisoning, running sores, cuts, burns, scalds, scratches, and skin diseases and injuries. Always keep a pot handy. Is. Gd. and 3s. Gd. per pot of all chemists j and stores.—Advt.

An Oklahoma resident has petitioned the authorities to lmvc- all tho street lamps turned out by midnight, alleging that his foids fenst all night on tho grasshoppers attracted by tho electric light, Tho how mo djwsy next day and dfi aot lay# '