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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 22, 21 October 1919, Page 2

A POISONED FOOT. RUSTY NAIL CAUSED BLOOD POISON. AFTER, SKILLET) TREATMENT FAILED, ZAM-BUTC PROVED THE REMEDY. Zam-Buk triumphs over Wood poison, inflamed, and suppurating wounds, be cause of the wondorful .power of "its nninue ingredients. Hrs, W. J. Miller, of Brooks Street, off, Leiohhnrdt Street, Bowen - Hills, Brisbane, says:— "I had a bad 'experience through a poisoned foot, sustained through stepping on a. rusty nail. I pulled the nail out, and the wound started to fester and inflame, and I had r.n awful time. It coiitinucd bad for a" considerable time, during which I was confined to my bed or my chair. I suffered great pain if I moved about at all, and I :had lo keep mv foot continually on the chair so as to* give it complete rest. ' It also interfered with my. sleep at night from the awful burning and irritation of the wound. "I was under treatment medically hut it was not' until I used Zam-Buk that I obtained any permanent relief. I applied Ziun-Biik Balm, and it was delightful the cool find Soothing sensation that billowed, taking all Mie. burning pain away, aleo the inflammation, and healing the'foot splendidly." Now I can get about fl.s well as ever, so you can tell liO'.v nlra'fd I was with the results of 7r i-Bi'lc." ... /ani-Buk is • unequalled for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, running sores, bad le?s. ulcers, itcliincr. abrasions, mosquito bites, pimples, blisters, children's scabs, blncklipjids. chafing.?, barcoo, insect stings, sore 'heels, eczema., poisoned wounds, stiffness, sore", and injured conditions, jsf tihe skin generally. Pries, 1-. fid. and 3s'. Gd. per pot everywhere.— Advt.

i\o room f"r colds in who n«"V.V/OTr". "inedy e'"o re'icves 1 nflno7;::;i, • Bronchiis and Pore Throat. Is. 6(1. buys CO 1103C3— Advt