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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 154, 19 March 1918, Page 8

I RUBBING AN [TG.HT ANKLE STARTS I ULCERS. I SENSATIONAL HAAI-BUK HEALING. ; "About six months ago." said if vs. Clara Blakuly, pi' -IS Anglesea Street, I Waverlcy, Sydney, "whilst suffering from j a slight itching Irritation on my right | ankle, I rubbed it with lite slocking heel lof my left fool. Dirt or dye must, have got into the broken skin, for within a few days the limb began to swell dreadfully, and cause me awful pain. Moving about while, attending to my usual household duties soon made the leg a lot worse. "Then first one nicer appeared, and soon, after four others broke out, while all thd'timo the swolling continued to get greater, until it spread right up to above, (he knee-joint. "Round the calf was in a (shocking condition. "The local 'chemist was so alarmed at the state of the limb thai he wnuld have nothing In do with. it. 1 then went to the ITospilnl; where ,they tri'prl various .methods of treatment, somn of them most agonising. Where nrond flf-sh had formed they endeavoured to burn it out with Milestone; but I got no respite from suffering. The nain nearly drove mo mad, and at night 1 could not sleep. Then my other leg began to b" affected, 'and also broke into sores. Though T lived in dread,of thn hospital T kent up Iheir treatment, until T wns tohl of the wo/idevful healing now?' 1 * of 7,ain-Buk, and purchased a pot. When T tore off the bandages and hospital dressing n"rt put on 7,am-Bnk, the relief from pain tW it brought was heavenly. "Further amplications of the balm drew all the tartness and Taterr matter out of the ulcers, and th» swelling and inflammation suhsie'ed. T was grateful to know that I was on the road to r«covei'v, and T eagerly pe)sev«red with 7,am-Buk. Wh»reas al one time J was unable to keep from rubbing at. my legs nwin" tn the inlenso ifehint' irritation. Zam-Bnk seothed lln> sore planes so well that T iie'-Ri ; wnited <n scratch. J kept on with Zam-Buk until nil trace of *■'"■ nwelli'lg was to»p, the ulcers enmnletel" healed, and both lees wore finite sound nr ,l slrnnf ace in." 7.nm-BuTr. flhtainnMo of all nhnmMs and stores, is also nneonalled for eczema, ringworm. poisoned w"M"ds. tilers, niles. fostering sores, burns, scab's, ninmlps. rash"!, "phv snots, eln. Is. Cd. and-Ss. Gd. everywhere.

The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. will hold their annual autumn cattle fair at the Eketahuna yard* on March 25, when 5100 lieatl ol cattle will be sold. A free lecture on "Christian .Science" will be delivered in the Concert Chamber, Town Tlall, this evening at 8 o'clock, by Mr. W. R. Itathvon.

Eventually you will use TAN-OL to renovate and polish your floorcloth and furniture. Why not now? 'Jet tin to-day. Liquid, Is,; paste, 6d.—Advt.