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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 17583, 29 May 1919, Page 7

BAD MEG FOR 38 YEARS. Poisoned Sores as Deep as a Pipe Bowl. Wonderful Zara-Buk Healing. A marvellous cure of 38 years' old poisoned leg sores is reported by Mr. Harry Devereaux, of 4 Bishopgatestreet, Wickham, Newcastle, N.S.W.. who writes:-—"Thirty-eight years ago, while working in the Co-opera-tive Mining Tunnel at Wallsend, I knocked the skin off my ankle, and the brackish water I was working in caused blood poisoning, which spread from the angle to the knee. "Large ulcerated sores broke out] on my leg, and some were so deep that I could have gtt the bowl of a pipe into them. I was in absolute torture. I was treated by a Wallsend doctor, but without permanent benefit resulting. The places kept breaking out worse than ever. In •this miserable state I remained for several years. I tried all the doctors I could go to, but they did not relieve me for long. I also used all the advertised ointments I could get during that period, which was long before Zara-Buk was brought into existence. However, it was only effort wasted, for the pain 'was intolerable all the time. It was just as if someone were putting a red-hot searing iron into the wounds. "Some months ago I started to use Zam-Buk. The injured surface of the leg was so extensive that it took quite a lot of Zam-Buk to dress it, but oh! what blessed relief I obtained. It was absolutely wonderful the great improvement that took place with each pot of Zam-Buk I used. "My leg was formerly considerably swollen, but Zam-Buk took down the swelling and relieved the awful pain. I experienced the greatest ease I had known for 38 years. Persevering with Zam-Buk, I found that inflammation waa^removed and the sores healed up well. Before long, my leg was perfectly well, and to my mind this is the most wonderful case pf healing I have ever known." Be sure you get Zam-Buk, sold by all chemists and stores at 1/6 or 3/6 a pot.