FELL INTO TUB OF BOILING WATER.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVIII, Issue 13, 25 September 1912, Page 11

FELL INTO TUB OF BOILING WATER.

Proud Flesh Set In—Doctor TVanted to Operate. Marvellous Healing by Zam-Buk. Airs. Eliza Pratt, of Bourke Street. Carrington. Newcastle, N.S.W., says: Aly’ little son Glifiord, when two years ol ago. fell into a tub of scalding water, his left arm l>eing severely injure.l where the ilesh was literally boiled. The pain must have <been unbearable. for the sinews were all contracted and drawn up, ami his arm h presented a sickening sight. The doctor treated the little hdlow with lime ami water, but proud flesh set in and his arm became worse. Eor three months it was in a horrible state, ami the doctor seriously thought of taking the arm off at the elbow, but to this we would not consent. “Clifford was in a terrible condition when we decided to use Zam-Buk, for it had been strongly recommended to us many times. In a very short time this balm suhdiied the inflammation and drew all the proml flesh away. Zam-Bhik was so soothing that he fell asleep as soon as it was applied: he was unable to get any rest before we commenced with Zam-Buk. We continued the treatment with Zam-Buk until not only the wound itself healed, ibut the sinews were relaxed and the use of his arm returned. Zam-Buk eventually made the injured limb thoroughly strong again. (dn another occasion he was covered all ovei* with sores caused by chickenpox. But perseverance with Zam-Buk resulted in him being completely cured. “Aly eldest son Walter was injured •by falling down the hold of a shiji by falling down the hold of a ship. Here again Zam-Buk came to the rescue in a. wonderful manlier.'’ Zam-Buk. the world’s surest healer, is sold by all stores ami chemists at 1 •> and 3/G per pot. Always keep it hand}.