GUN EXPLODED.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1244, 28 September 1911, Page 2

GUN EXPLODED.

WIGHT ARM TERRIBLY MUTILATED. MIRACULOUS HEALING BY ZAM-BUK. Airs. K. A. Bowers, of Madeline Villa, 30 Dudley Street, West Perth, "W.A., says-. —".Some two years ago a gun which my brother was handling exploded and lodged the contents in my right arm just above the elbow,, mutilating it in a shocking manner. The sinews wpre shattered, and there was indeed a fearful wound. Medical aid was called in and tho wound was dressed, but somo powder and foreign substance' must have been left in the injury, for inflammation set Tn. Then followed' eighteen months of intense misery, for in spite of medical treatment and the many things which -wore tried, no benefit was derived, and the wound obstinately refused to heal. Tho inflammation was very bad, causing me intense pain and great hardship. "My general health broke down and I got very little sleep. I used to walk the door night after night with tho agony of the wound, and in many other ways my life became a misery. Tho wound continued in a raw, painful state, and I despaired of ever being better. Just at this time I heard of Zam-Buk and decided to fry it. Tho first application of this balm created a pleasant surprise. It was both cooling and soothing. As 1 continued using Zam-Buk the pain was eased, tho miming and irritable sensation subsided, and the healing process begun. Day by day the wound healed, the sinews b'o"an to knit, and at night I could sleep/ I continued using Zam-Buk until the wound was completely healed and mv arm was well. The speed with which' Zam-Buk heaied the wound was marvellous." Zam-liuk is sold by all chemists and stores at Is. fid. and 3s. Gd. per pot.—Advt