PROFESSIONAL EVIDENCE.

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 181, 27 April 1920, Page 5

PROFESSIONAL EVIDENCE.

A WELL-KNOWN NUESE'S TRIBUTE TO ZAM-BTJICS WONDERFUL HEALING. ' ' Nurse Francis, residing at 109 Harris' Street, Pyrmoni, Sydney, is a thoroughly qualified ladies' nu£se, who lias had wide and varied experience with. Zam-Buk, of which she says:— "My experiences with Zam-Buk have been extensive and varied. I was gettins a bottle down one day off a shelf, when the bottle smashed in my hand as I grasped it tightly in trying to save myself from falling. A piece of glass severed ono of my fingers, cutting.-' right through the bone. The finger was hanging by a picce of flesh. I had it dressed with Zam-Buk by a friend, and bound up tightly. I kept Zam-Buk applied, and tho flesh and bono knitted together. Tho irregular knitting of tho bone can still bo felt,- but tho finger itself regained its usefulness completely, thanksto Zam-Buk. "Some time ago my littlo girl, Sheila, met with an accident, in which she poisoned her finger. In washing out tho house, she was using a disinfectant, and ■ it got into the injury and blood-poison devoloped. She ,liad a fearful hand in consequenoe. I took her to a doctor, and after much discussion he thought that tho only way to prevent it developing seriously was to amputate the finger. This I would not consent to have done, so I.thought I would treat her myself, and I r did so, using Zam-Buk. It was pleasing to find that it proved most effective, as it took all the inflammation and matter away and reduced the swelling, and after, treating her for three ■ weeks, she was perfectly cured, and the hand saved. "Another experience I had ,with ZamBuk was when my son Stephen fell over a cliff at Bondi, a fall of 30 feet, and : injured himself. As a consequence he I broke out in ulcers on tho back mid else- | where, and lie suffered greatly from i them. Zam-Buk, however, again did ' wonderful service, and healed them thoroughly. S'ix years ago my son also had his 'toes crushed by a cart, two of liiem having to be laken off. and the stumps were healed by Zani-Huk. ' "In my profession I have also used it for my patients, and it lias proved wonderful in every rase in the rapidity of its healing power®. "These experiences hero stated ran !»' , personally yi'ified by me if consulted at ' iiiy address." ' Be gnided by Nurse Francis's experience, and rely oil Zam-Bitlc for all injuries and jgkin troubles. Is. Od. and 33. j