POISONED WOUNDS AND FACE SORES.

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2660, 4 January 1916, Page 3

POISONED WOUNDS AND FACE SORES.

ZAM-BUK ALWAYS EFFECTIVE FOR RAPID, HEALTHY HEALING. ■ It always pays to keep a pot of ZainBuk handy in tho home. Mr. Edward Purcell, of 32 Williamson Street, Hobart, writes "My little daughter, Lillie, sustained a nasty knock 011 her right shin. Tho dye of her stocking got into the abrasion, causing blood-poisoning. The leg was extremely painful, anil for two or, three months she had a most dreadful' time. The swelling was very great, and proud flesh set in. She could only limp with the utmost difficulty; in fact, we thought her leg would never get well again. "We got a number of ointments and consulted chemists, lint tho result ■ was far from satisfactory. It was only when we tried Zam-Bnk that tho pain and inflammation were ' reduced. Zam-Buk produced a most cooling and soothing effect, drew out all the matter, and completely healed the large sore which extended down to the bone. Lillie's leg is now quite better, thanks to Zam-Buk. "J have also found Zam-Buk very benefioial for thp eczema on Lillio's face. My opinion of this balm is confirmed b.v personal experience, for when coaling at the wharf, large lumps often fell 011 my legs, inflicting nasty sores. However, Zam-Buk has proved most effective in every instance for rapidly healing them." Be sure and get Zam-Buk, sold by chemists and stores at Is. Gd. and 3s. 6d. a pot. It is the unexcelled remedy for Eczema, Ulcers, Ringworms, Barcoo Eot, Festering Sorea, cte. Head Australasian JUosot, 03 -Btjeet, Sidney, t