TERRIBLE BURNS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18353, 10 March 1920, Page 4

TERRIBLE BURNS.

WONDERFUL ZAM-RUK HEALING ;p LEAVES NO SCARS. Mrs H. Smith, 8 Regent Street, 'Adelaide, S-A., says:— “ One day in my hurry to boil water )for tea, 1 upset the spirit with which jj[ was filling up tlie small stove. The .larger stove underneath was heated at I the time, and the liquid burst into flames as it dripped on to it. I was so , unnerved tiiat l cropped the bottle, and j the.' contents caught alight and flew up jin one sheet of flame, burning off a lot •Of ihy hair. j ‘i-liut this was insignificant as compared to-the terrible injuries which my 'husband sustained. With his boots dff to rest : his tired feet-j he was sitting reading close by, and the burning spirit poured '-over -his • feet, • with fearful The agony he suffered must have been terrible, for great ' watery blisters formed, and his feet Were one mass of fiery inflammation. When we got Zam-Buk and liberally applied it to the burnt places, it reduced the pain and inflammation splendidly. "As we continued the Zam-Buk (“treatment there was a further improvement every day, until, when the wound had been freed of all rawness and inflammation, new skin began to form. Thanks ‘to this perseverance with Zamsßuk, both feet healed up perfectly, Without leaving scars of any kind.” Zam-Buk is unequalled for ulcers, baa legs, poisoned sores, piles, cuts, •bruises, festering wounds, etc. Of all medicine vendors, at Is 6d or Ss 6d- 10