VOLATILE EXTRACT EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS. The Extract of tbe Eucalyptus Globulus, manufactured solely by Messrs Sander and Sons, Sandhurst, recommends itself by the following declaration and testimonials:— Epitome of declaration made before Moritz Cobn, J.P., on tbe 17th October, 1877, at Sandhurst:—" Three medical gentlemen had attended the son of Mr Raabe, of Ironbark, for nine weeks, and declared that amputation of the leg injured by an axe was absolutely necessary. At this junction Mr Raabe called on Messrs Sander and Sons, procuring some of their Extract of the Eucalyptus Globulus, and by the application of the same he had the satisfaction of seeing his son within a fortnight out of all danger, and he has now quite recovered." Sandhurst, 2nd October, 1377. I certify that I have used Mr Sander's extract of the Eucalyptus Globulus in all affections of the throat, inflammation, bronchitis, rheumatic swellings, inflammation of the breast after confinement, toothache, and diarrhoea, and can. Pngly recommend it cases as | itated above. Signed, John Cruickshank, •M.D;E.,L.R.C.S.E., Health Officer, 4th October, 1877. I hereby certify that the above is the signature of Dr John Cruickshank, health officer for the City of'Sandhurst, Victoria. (Signed) Alexander Bayne, Mayor.
Brief Extracts from the Bendigo Evening News:— Mr Gigschin, residing near Sydenham- Gardens, had a very severe cold in November, could scarcely breathe, and could get no relief. Cured after three applications of the extract. The same gentleman suffered eight years from rupture, and all medical skill proved ineffectual in giving relief. Cured after taking extract internally forfsix months.
Mr D. Obermann, residing near the Sandhurst Gasworks, suffering from wounds fo* six months, was cured by the use of the extract within four ■weeks.
A man having his arm bruised severely at a crushing machine, in Long Gully, applied the extract, and the accident did not even necessitate as much as an interruption in his attendance at work.
jyirs Weppner, in Colbinabbiu (Runnyinede) informed the manufacturer that the extract applied twice restored health to her daughter, eleven years of age, who had been rushed and trampled upon by a cow. In November Mrs Reeves, from the Rifleman's Aims, Back Creek, brought of a cure of delirium caused by sunstroke, which took place in the family of Mr Ryan, butcher, of Back Creek.
The wife of Mr Fickel suffered in the bend of the knee from a swelling which had formed a lump of considerable size, disabling her from attending to any work. She removed the swelfing completely by a continued application of the extract.
The Donald Times, of Ist December, 1877, states:- Last week the eldest boy of Mr Morgan awoke in the uight crying with earache. The extract was applied, and the little fellow was cured and asleep in ten minutes. ' Mr French, of Coorack station, snfferred from bad earache aud pains in the head. Two drops of the extract were put in the ear and some rubbed round the ear, and the pain instantly disappeared. , Mr CroKer, at Mount Jeffcott, was laid up nearly a fortnight with inflammation of the eyes, and was in great agony. The extract was used, and in a few .days the inflammation disappeared.
:•! The: Evening Times has reported ■3ures ; of nenralgia, by the use of the extract) at i Geelong. *' '*mJ :i1 '* ;ii: ' '''''■' '" '■ ' ' - ' :< The which is of a brilliant yellp.w, gojdcolor, and. need not be confounded with the turpentine-like preparation of ;th& gum that is to be found in the trade, has been applied, with markedbeneficial effect, to severe sprains, all soiks of wounds, cuts, scaldhigs, and its chief property—namely, to check all inflammation— accounts for the cures referred to. An equally important quality of the extract is its efficacy as a disinfectant. Full reports of the above cures and 40clariition of the case of Raabe, ac*Bsßopany;" Directions for ute" wrapped round each bottle. Wholesale and Retail, At D.TJ N'C'A N' I'L E A N'S
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Kumara Times, Issue 505, 10 May 1878, Page 4
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