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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 213, 3 June 1919, Page 3

DEATH IN A SCRATCH. ZAM-BUK, THE SURE SAFEGUARD AGAINST BLOOD-POISON. An inquest was lield tho other day on a worker who died from blood-poisoning, fjfiowing a simple scratch. This should be a warning to all not to neglect, the slightest injury to the 6kin. Zam-Buk should bo applied at once. This treatment not only prevents the infection of the wound by dangerous disease' germs, but it hastens and perfects natural healing by a medicinal action which vis the special property of this uniquo\}ierbal Zam-Buk. Mrs. Susan llall, 12 Abercrombie Street, Rcdfern. Sydney, writes."My son, William, who works on an engine, often sustains some sovero knocks and bruises. The skin on his hands gets broken, and the dirt getting into these sores, sometimes causes them to fester. Ho has also bruised his shin bones, which have been in an inflamed condition. He has always used ZamBuk lor such injuries, finding the Balm acts very quickly in reducing tho inflammation, and drawing away all bad matter, after which the sores rapidly heal. "My other son, John, has used ZamBuk for pimples. His face-was in a very bad state, but the use of Zam-Buk proved of splendid benefit in his use | also, and quickly removed all these mi- | sightly blotches. 1 "AVe have often used Zam-Buk for 1 other injuries, and always keep it handy : in the house." Zam-Buk, with its remarkable healing | and disease-dispelling - power,, is intlie--1 pensiulo for tho successful treatment of ' bad legs, piles, ulcers, sore feet, poison- • ed woundS, scalp disease, running sores, : ringworm,' blisters, cuts, bruises, burns, 6prains, etc. Of all chemists and storeIkcenoK at is. Gd. or Sa. 6d. ft pot.—Advt,