BABY'S FEARFUL SCALDS.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 15751, 18 November 1916, Page 3

BABY'S FEARFUL SCALDS.

IX BANDAGES FOP AYEEKS. ZAM-BUK TEE ONLY HEMFJ>Y TO GIVE RELIEF AND HEAL TERRIBLE SORES. Mrs E. "Wakefield, of 212 Bulwarra. road, Ultimo, Sydney, lias liarl an expcricnoc which clearly «hows that every mother should always keep Zam-Buk handy in the house Mrs "Wakefield writes:— "My little «irl, Clara, 18 months old, met ■with a, fearful accident, through falling backwards into a. bucket of boiling water. She -wat; badly scalded on her back, underneath her arms, and all over the lower part of the body. She ■was in such pain that, night after nis;ht, I walked the floor with her. The blisters broke, leaving her flesh red raw. Bhe was treated "by a■ doctor' for some weeks, and had to be bandaged in wadding. Despite the doctor's lotions, etc., the terrible soies did not seem to show improvement.. "The salve -we got from the chemist also proved ineffective.. Being advised to uso Zam-Buk, I got a supply and applied it cn bandages sore r "r----face. It -was only then tfyat Clnr-i )>- tained relief; in fact. Zam-Buk sect.. .-J to soothe her immediately, "Following tip the Zam-Buk treatment. I found that steady progress was being made. After a little -while the awful sores had completely healed, and the damaged tissues were replaced with smooth, healthy skin. It is a pleasure to speak in Zam-Bnk's favour, for it has been such a boon to my child." Zam-Buk is an ingeniously contrived balm, -which is ail medicine. * Zam-Buk is used regularly in thousands of homes. Get a. pot into your bouse to-day. Daily mishaps make Zam-Buk a daily need. •Is 6d. or 3s 6d a pot, of all chemists and stores. 1