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Hokitika Guardian, 28 April 1926, Page 4

DANGEROUS! THE USE OF CRUDE EUCALYPTUS OIL. It cannot bo too strongly stressed that crude Euclayptus Oil contains harmful irritants, including Phcllandrene. Sander’s Euclaypti Extract, made from leaves only, is free from Phellandreno and all irritants. For internal and external use— Eucalyptus certainly—but make snro you get “ Sanders ” —the purest and safest Eucalyptus for colds, influenza, catarrh, asthma and all respiratory diseases. Chemists and stores not only sell Sander’s Eucalyptus at Is Gd and 2s Gd—thev also recommend it!—Advt,

\Y A U .-STI{I.; I-IT I‘A XIC I T >T?TI' X KS. NF.W YOHK. March (i. Tlio cyclone in Llii' Now York Stock Exchange passed away to-day. Amid the wreckage of prices the ‘‘hears” began lo cash in their winnings, which amount lo astronomical figures popularly estimated at £(100.000,000. Xo greater slump lias ever occurred so suddenly in the American market. It was tis severe as, if not severer than that of the historic panic day of October 23, 1907. Irmumerahle tides are told to-day of the “hears” who have reaped vast fortunes out of the. misfortunes of the gambling "bulls.” One floor trader is credited with being short of .TO,00!) shares of various stocks, with an average profit of AO points. Mr .1 esse L. Livermore, who has gained and lost many huge fortunes since his officeboy days, is rumoured to have cleared more than a million dollars (£200,0011). Triumphant “hears” to-day declare that tins speculating public is ils own worst enemy. Til does not know when to stop buying, and when its “margins” grow thin it throws over its stocks ill a panic. However, though tens of thousands of fortunes have been lost or won. no suicides have occurred to-day, and no failures of brokerages' houses are reported, Fifteen minutes before (ho market opened 7CO brokers assenfbled at the Exchange waiting anxiously for the president to appear. He came at length, and, without any announcements, the gong sounded. Amid ;i terrific din of cheering, business began. Sharp rises in the higher-priced stocks were immediately registered. They rangeil from P> to It points. Kleetrir- Light and Powers also rallied well. The best opinion is that the storm is definitely over. Mr Mellon, Secretary of the T'.S. Treasury, points out that the fundamental business conditions are all good, lie thinks now that the extreme era of “bullish” speculation has been corrected, and the market mav he considered healthy.

First aid for roughs, colds and influenza Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.— Advt.