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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2739, 6 April 1916, Page 6

ARM SAVED BY ZAM-BUK. BLOOD-POISONING FROM A THORN •- -y SCRATCH. Mrs. Catherine Bolton, of 43 Upper Pitt Street, Newton, Auckland, N.Z., says:—"Some time ago I got a thorn in the middle finger of my right hand. Soon afterwards I began to suffer from inflammation and blood-poison, which started in the hand and spTead rapidly until it affected my arm right up to the shoulder. "I was in such intense pain and agony that the doctor was sent for, but as soon as he saw the arm he said it was so bad that amputation would be the only remedy. But my relations would not hear of ibis, . and for two months the dreadful suffering continued. "I could not sleep at night, and. the only wav to kill the pain 1 ivas, I found, to plunge the limb into water that was almost boiling. But .this sort of relief was only temporary. "Then one dav I heard about Zam-Buk's remarkable healing power, and decided to test it. The balm 'proved remarkably soothing, the first few dressings bringing immediate ease from pain. I was so gratified with this result that I went on regularly using Zam-Buk, and soon a lot of bad matter came away and the inflammation was greatly reduced. "Eventually Zam-Buk thoroughly cleaned the limb of poison and perfectly healed it, and it never caused me'the slightest trouble since." No home can afford to be without a pot of Zam-Buk, wllich is always ready for use in emergencies. Zam-Buk is the best "first aid" going; Is. 6d. and 3s. 6d. per pot. Messrs. J, Harris and Sous, Marlon, have 314 acres of first-chins freehold dairyios and grazing laud for sakfe -