FELL INTO A TUB OF BOILING WATER.

Bruce Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 20, 13 March 1913, Page 4

FELL INTO A TUB OF BOILING WATER.

PROUD FLESH SET IN.

DOCTOR. WANTED. TO OPERATE. MARVELLOUS HEALING BY ZAM-BUK. Mrs lOliza Pratt, of Bourko Btreet, Carrington, Newcastle, New South Wales, says:—"My'little son Clifford, when two years of age, fell into a tub of scalding water, his left arm being severely injured, where the flesh was literally boiled. The pain must havo been unbearable, for the sinews were all contracted and drawn up and his arm distorted. It presented a sickoning sight. The doctor treated the little fellow with lime and water, but proud flesh set in and his arm became worse. For threo months it was in a horrible state, and the doctor seriously thought ot taking the arm off at the elbow, but to this wo would not consent. "Clifford was in a terriblo conditiou •when we decided to use Zam-Buk, for.it had been strongly recommended to us many times. In a very short timo this oalm subdued the inflammation and drew all the proud flesh away. ZamBuk was so soothing that he foil aslcop. as soon as it was applied; ho was unable to get any rest beforo wc commenced with Zam-Buk. We. continued the treatment with Zam-Buk until not ■only the wound itself healed, but the sinews were relaxed and the use of the arm returned. Zam-Buk eventually made the injured limb thoroughly strong [again. "On another occasion he was covered all over with sores caused by chickenIpox. But perseverance with Zam-Buk • resulted in him beingicomplotely cured. Mere again Zam-Buk; carnfi.to the rescue :in a wonderful maimer." ' Zam-Buk, the.world's surest healer, is ■sold hy all stores and chemists at 1/6 and ;?/6'per pot. Alw;aya.keep it handy.