FOOT SMASHED BY GUN-SHOT.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1677, 18 February 1913, Page 6

FOOT SMASHED BY GUN-SHOT.

f 31?IED ALL- ORDINARY /• TREATMENT FOR '38 YEAHST^ / MORE WONDERFUL HEALING BY /,'.;;- ';■, zam-buk. •■•■ .;:•'.V-.,-V'Convinoing testimony to the i healing , virtue of Zam-Buk is the cure of Mr. J./. Morey, of 330 Cloveland: Street, , bydney, who says:—"While serving with the Cape Mounted Hides in South Africa in the Basuto:;War, 1873-4, I sustained a wound on 1 thff right foot., The bullet ■ spread,' smashing the foot' and . pausing a' terrible, wound.; I' . was in- ". capacitated-.from further, action, (aid. Buffered untold agonies. For 33 years I was in an awful state, during ■■ which r time I tried praotically everything I oould get hold of to give mo respite from the terrible pain. The wound would heal for a time and then break out as bad , as ever. Lead must have remained in the wound,all these-years for these tcr- , Tible outbreaks became more severe."" "At length I obtained a supply of ZamBuk, and carefully dressed my foot with jome, which soothed the wound jas no- '. thing else had ever done. ■ In o, short time all irritation and rawness were kllayod, bad matter withdrawn, niid the ; pain banished. I, persisted with Zam- ' Bnk until wonnd was completely healed and 1 was able, to get about without any pnin. Zam-Buk gave me easo.i that I had: been a stronger to"for ifil. years i"' (t is indeed a wonderful healer. ■'.-.' "Now I am employed as a night watchman, and am on my feet : a good deal. I find occasional applications of Zam-Buk keep the feet in excellent con- . dition. We always have a supply on hand-at home."- •, Sold by all : chemists and/stores at Is.' 6d. and' 3s. 6d. per pot; -#lvt. ' .■ . :