ACCIDENT AT ROCHAMPTON.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1737, 30 April 1913, Page 9

ACCIDENT AT ROCHAMPTON.

WOMAN'S KNEE HURT. , "Sonic few months ago I received a knock on tho kneo from n piece of wood which caused an abscess," writes Mrs. S. A. Newbury, East Lane, off South Street, Rockhampton, Q. "It got so bad that I had to take to my bed. Tliero was a discharge oozing from it, and my leg got quite stiff, 1 got it lanced by a doctor,-but could not get it to heal, tho, pain I suffered was most excruciating;' hearing so much of your Roxona I purchased a tin to see if it would bo any good. After, the second application it seemed to ease, the great pain, and had a wonderful drawing effect. 1 used two tins, which lasted mo alioul a fortnight, and by that time my knee was completely healed, and all my stiffness had left my leg. lam now as well and lively ns ever." Roxona is particularly designed lo cure Bad Legs. It has been used with the greatest success in every State in the Commonwealth, with the best results for this dstressng complant. ]ni some cases it has cured old and obstinate sores in a remarkable short time, in other eases nloger treatment hns been necessary,but ns it has boon so universally successful no one suffering from this complaint can afford not to give it a trial, liexona is sold by all Mcdicino Vendors in Iriangularpots at Is. Gd., or in large, pots, holding nearly four times as much, at 3s-.