ACCIDENT AT ROCKHAMPTON.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1755, 21 May 1913, Page 4

ACCIDENT AT ROCKHAMPTON.

WOMAN'S KNEE HURT. "Somo few months ago I received a knock on the knee from a pieco of wood which caused an abscess," writes Mrs. S. A. Newbury, East Lane, off South Street, Rockhampton, Q. "It got so bad that 1 had to take to my bed. Tliero was a discharge oozing from it, and my leg got quite stiff. 1 got it lunccd by'a doctor, but could not get it to heal, tho jiain I suffered was most excruciating; hearing so much of your Ko.wna I purchased a tin to see if it would be any good. After the second application it seemed to ease, the great pain, and had a wonderful drawing effect. I' used two tins, which lasted me about a fortnight, and by that limo my knee was completely healed, and nil'my stiffness had left liiv leg. I mil now as well and lively as ever." licxona is particularly designed to cure Bad Legs. It has been u=nd with Urn greatest success in every State in the Commonwealth, with the best results for this dstrofsng complant. Ini some cases it lias cured old and obstinate sores iu a remarkable short time, in other cases nlogcr treatment has been necessary,but as it has been so universally successful no one suffering from this complaint can afford net. to give it a trial. Rcxona is sold by all Medicine Vendors in trianrrularpots at Is- lid., or in large pots, holding nearly four times as much, at 3s.