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Kumara Times, Issue 548, 29 June 1878, Page 4

ZANDER AND SONS' A LITII EXTRACT! .; 1 r the distinguished patron- . „ ;.l.,jcsty the King of Italy, • .•••corfling to communication iV mi the Consul-General for ~;elbourne, upon instructions • Minister for Foreign Affairs, : : . March, 1878. • '.r.ict of the Eucalyptus GlobuMif'Hctured solely by Messrs - n<l Sons, Sandhurst, recom- : -.if by the following declarat"stimomals :—■ ;i- of declaration made before .ilm, J.P., on the 17til October, .indhurst:— " Three medical •i 11ad attended the son of Mr • f Ironbark, for nine weeks, and lint amputation of the leg inaii axe was absolutely neces\b this junction Mr Raabe i Messrs Sander and Sons, pro- ■•» no of their Extract of the ;;;-; Globulus, and by the ap<>t' the same he had the satist seeing his son within a forti of all danger, and he has now •)vered." \ m>hurst, 2nd October, 1377. ■■ ■«i iy that I have used Mr Sander's '- .-•£' the Eucalyptus Globulus in :•/; i'ns of the throat, influmma- >•■ > chitis, rheumatic swellings, in- ! n of the breast after conune- ■ (i >' hache, and diarrhoea, and can ;;,; recommend it in all cases as • »ve. Signed, John Cruick- ; U.D.E,L.R,C.S.E., Health . IJi October, 1877. - »y certify that the above is the ;!!■<■ of Dr John Cruickshank, nicer for the City of Sandhurst, j .Alexander Bayne, Mayor. I t' Extracts from the Bendigo i i.r News : ' <!i fichin, residing near Syden- > idens, had a very severe cold • j ti; -er,' could scarcely breathe, ild get no relief. Cured after j « flications of the extract. -ame gentleman suffered eight ('Mil rupture, and all medical j 'o'v«l'ineffectual In giving relief, i niter caking extract internally noiitbs.' '■ «.', ' : '. . j J-. Obermaun, residing near the !--t Gasworks, suffering from ?, fo»v sij£ months, was cured by ■■■'■ of the extiact within four if.-m having his arm- bruised ■• i ■ at a crushing machine, in Long j;i . ; p|)lied the extract, and the ac- .. 6 .ii,(l not even necessitate as much .. ■ . i :t'-.rr.nption in his attendance at .;•'■•■•. Weppner,- in Colbinabbin • : ymede) informed the mauufac- • -.• that the extract applied twice i'-j health to her daughter, eleven . . ■■i't-ge, who had been rushed and • 1 <i upon by a cow. oveinber Mrs Reeves, from the nsi's Arms, Back Creek, brought • i.iaMon of a cure of delirium caused :;;roke, which took place in the / of Mr Ryan, butcher, of Back • wife of Mr Fickel suffered in . <i if the knee from a swelling , h id formed a lump of consider- •• :-. , disabling her from attending / »ork. She removed the swell- • iu 'ietely by a continued applica- . the extract. :• :>>nald Times, of Ist December, ~ .-tutes :—Last week the eldest ,t" A!r Morgan awoke in the night .' with earache. The extract was . • (1 and the little fellow was cured a-'e'ep in ten minutes. .'■ i- French, of Coorack station, suf- • •>•! t'rom bad ear»che and pains in • ival. Two drops of the extract •) •• |-lit,- in the ear and some rubbed ■■:■<] ihi> ear, and the pain instantly . :-i i-i.red. r Coker, at Mount Jeffcott, was si i u;i nearly a fortnight with itiflamma- . (ft he eyes, and was in great agony. '■.<■ i ::tract was used, and in a few ■> : h<> inflammation disappeared. . ii-.- Evening Times has. reported ' s • - of neuralgia, by the use of thb :>.. c', at Geeloner. '" h<- extract, which is' of a brilliant. T i v. jrold color, and need not be con~*i "'ivied wiih the turpentine-like pre- * a , lion of the gum that is to be found -i ■•■•« trade, has been applied, with > ;v i'cdbenelicialeffeu^toseyeresprains, '- i .-■ r a of wounds, cuts. and 2 ■. . in f [>roperty—.namely, to « Jst •*^nation—-accounts . for the cures !•■ • '(d to. An equally importaut < >i>t < ot\tbe extract- is its efficacy as a < i . iectanfc. Ql'uH teports of the above cures and > "l rttion of the case of Raabe, ac- < uufj/riny "Directions for u:e" wrapped each bottle/' ■' '•' . , . Wholesale and. Retail, at i>\U N 0A N M'LEAN'S.