FELL INTO TUB OF BOILING WATER.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1549, 19 September 1912, Page 6

FELL INTO TUB OF BOILING WATER.

FltOUir- FLESH PET IN-POCTOK : WANTED TO. OPERATE. MARVELLOUS HEALING BY ZAM- • ,BUK, .; Mrs. Eliza Pratt., of Bourke Street, Cat*.' Tinglon,' Newcastle, N.S.W., says':—"My little son'.Clifford, when two.years of ago, fell into.a tub of scalding water, Ilia, left arm being severely, injured wheVo,. the flesh was literally boiled. The pnin'miist have been unbearable, for the sinews w'cro all, contracted and drawn up. ami his arm distorted. It presented a sickening; sight. The doctor- treated- the little fellow with lime .-ir.d water, but proud flesh set in and-his arm became worse. For tliree'months it was in a" horrible, Mate, and Hie doctor seriously thought, of taking tho arm off at the elbow, but to this we would not content. . "Clifford- was in a terrible condition, vbenwe decided to use Zara-Bnk,'for. it. had been strongly recommended ,to, us inanv- times. Til a very short, time this balm subdued the inflammation and diwy all the proud flesh away. Znra-Buk was <o soothing that he fell asleep as soon .is it was applied; he. was unable .to get iny re«t before we commenced with Z.iiu-Buk. VTe continued the-. treatment with Za'ro-' Buk until not only tho wound itself heaV ed. but the sinews were, relaxed.-and .the. n«e of his arm returned. Zam-Buk even, tually made tho injured limb thoroughly strong agoin.. . - ... ,-' : ' "On Ruother .occasion, he. was covered all over with, sores caused' by chicken?., pox. But perseverance .with Zam-Buk resulted in. him being completely cured. "My eldest,son .Walter was injured'by falling down the hold of a''ship. Her* again Zom-Buk «nie to the rescue in a' wonderful manner." .. Zam-Buk. ,tli» world's surest healer, is sold by all stores . and chemi-stsat Is. 6d.- and ,1s; 6d, • por rot, Always keen it hands.