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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 958, 27 October 1910, Page 3

NEARLY ROASTED ALIVE. TERRIBLE BURNS LEAD TO OTHER SUFFERING. DESPAIRED ,OF RECOVERY,., BUT WAS CURED BY ZAM-BUE. Mrs. W. Bewick, of Enambeline, Dandaloo, N.S.W., says:—"About sixteen months ago while cooking at an open fire-place at Weetawaa Station, Wee Waa, I was severely burned through my clothes' catching' fire. My right leg and arm' were almost roasted, 'my leg being one great wound from the" knee right up to the thigh. For three months I was an inmate of the Wee Waa hospital, but did not derive any benefit from the treatment there. Then I was transferred to a hospital in Sydney, where I stayed for another three months with the same disappointing results. All the efforts of doctors and nurses' failed to do me any good. "At last the doctors told me they could do.no more for me, and I-was sent home. For four months I was an invalid at home using .the treatment proscribed at the hospital, but my condition remained the same; the wounds would not heal. "About this time a friend persuaded mo to try Zam-Buk. I did so, and. after the first few applications of this wonderful balm 1 ,besan to get case from the smarting, burning pains. As I continued applying Zam-Buk the wounds gradually healed, and the 'inflammation and irritation died away. ' In place of tho burned area, new healthy skin appeared. I continued using Zam-Buk until my leg was perfectly healed, and my cure complete." Sold by all chemists and stores.at Is. 6d. per pot, or largo size, containing .nearly four times the Quantity, ,Is. 6d—