ACCIDENT AT ROCKHAMPTON,

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1701, 18 March 1913, Page 3

ACCIDENT AT ROCKHAMPTON,

WOMAN'S KNEE HURT. "Some few months ago X received a knock on the kne-o from a picce of wood wliich caused au abscess," writes Mrs. S. A. Newbury, East Lane, off South Street, Eockhampton, Q. "It got so bad that I had to take to my bed. There, was a discharge oozing from it, and my leg got quite stiff. I got it lanccd by a doctor, bult could not get it to heal, the pain I suffered was most excruciating; hearing so much of your Ecxona I purchased a tin to see if it would be an,y good. After the sccond application it ecemed to ease the greait pain, and had a wondorful drawing effect. I used two tins, which lasted me about a fortnight, and by that time my kneo was oompldtcly healed, and all stiffness had left my leff. I am now as well aiid lively as ever." Rexona is particularly designed to cure Bad Legs. It has been used with the greatest success in every State in the Commonwealth, with the best results for this distressing complaint. In some cases it has cured old and obstinate sores in a remarkably slioift time, in other cases longer treatment has been necessary, but as it hns been so universally successful jio Olio suffering from this complaint can afford not to give it a trial. Eexona is sold by all Medicine A r cndors in triangular pells at Is. Gd.. or in largo pots, holding nearly four times as much, at 3s.