ACCIDENT AT ROCKHAMPTON.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1719, 9 April 1913, Page 4

ACCIDENT AT ROCKHAMPTON.

■WOMAN'S KNEE HURT. , "Somo few mouths Ago I received ti knock 011 tho kneo from a piece of wood which caused an abscess," writes Mrs. S. A. Newbury, East Lane, oft' Synth ■Street, Kockhampton, Q. ."It not to bail that 1 had to take to my bed. There was a discharge oozing from it, and uiv log got quite stiff, i got it lanccd by'a doctor, but could not get it to heal, the pain I suffered was most excruciating; hearing to much of your liexona 1 purchased a tin to sec if it would be any good. After tho second applicalion it seemed to ease, the great pain, and had a wonderful drawing effect. 1 used two tins, which lasted me abfiut a fortnight, ami bv that time my knoo was completely healed, and all my stiffness had left my leg. lam now as well and lively as ever." Jtexona is particularly 'designed to cure Had bogs. .11: has been used with tho greatest success in every State in the Commonwealth, with the, best results for this dstretsng eomplaul. lni some cases it has cmeil old and obstinate sores ill a remarkable short time, in other cases liloger treatment has been necessary,but as it has been so universally successful no one suffering from this compliiinl can afford not to give it a trial. Jicxona is sold bv all Modicine Vendors in triaugnlaipot.i at Is. (id., or in large potn, holding nearly four times as much, at 3s,