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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 151, 16 June 1891, Page 4

Certainly the 'best medicine known is « Sandbb arid^Soiis' ' Eucalypti Extbact. * Te&t its -eminently powerful effects in * coughs, colds; influenza ; the relief is 1 in* * sumtanpous. l In serious cases, and ac* *, .cidents of all-; kinds, be they wounds, : burns, scaldings, bruises, sprains, it is ~* \fche »afesr remedy— no swelling — no mr "flamation. Like surprising efEects pros' 'duced in ' croupj > diphtheria, bronchitis, 'nflummation of fhe lungs^sirellmg, &c. ; * diarrliuea,c<iysentry, diseases of the kid^ -~ neys and organs/ 1 In use at "k 'hospitals and medical clinics all over the' ?. globe; patronised by o His ifyjesty the '_ King of Italy pcrowned with' medal and «. diploma at International" "Exhibition, ,- Amsterdam'. 1 ' .Trust in • this approved - article, and, rejeci all others. — Advt Our readers 'hare -been sorely puzzled . for some time past to know the meaning -- *ot the words :" Dawson's Perfection," - ~which ha>£,gnd are. np,w daily appearing i in the colums of our paper. ,\y,e , will 3.' tell them Jthp, secret by, expjliining that _ ~Dawson is^ tiie^ name of alarge distiller pin Dufftown 1 -, * G-lenlivet district, -wWs.© establishment nates for nearly f one tinn- - -dred years. j 'The* firm put up a high class Scotch whisky called " Dawson's Perfecttou," which is now having a phenomenal run in ; all>,the 'Australian colonies, it beiny the principal whisky drank in all the /r leading hotels and^clnbb m these colonies, 'lhis brand has just been introduced into New Zealand and is fast meeting with fJ great favour ni^h all lovers' of really good whisky. The 'numerous testimonials received .rrom medical men and others-describe this whiskv'-as mild, well mitured, and of ex.crllent flavour. The public.analyst of Glasgow reporting - on tins whj^kj, sajs — " Dawson's Perfection is f p'- >slll velj? the finest whisky he ha-> evrr 'inhlysed during his longexperien -a a> an annlyst. The nhiiky h<i§ &e,e, it is wf 11 rnatur.'cl throuijii having been in b >r.d fi>>* a'lon, r time. He 'says it is 7ery suitable for invalids, and he strongly reooiuincri'li it to evuiybndy." H[e would • advice connoisseur^ ef. whiblcy to purei'ise a butfliyanfl judtje'fiir thojnselveß t whether the h'gh eucomjum passed on this article are. not' .well merited. — Advt. ■ ■-• -j 'Z. — "— : — t-z. '

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