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SA.NDTSB, & SOWS' UCALYPn EXTENT, 'w Mm \\\vS. Jodor, M.D.. Pro e I ii wvsr \- i iVHSWa II V\TV m'W.V (M | | ;[,)!! ~ >n 11 es, sor mi-;, w till > :».-|>!v{' an I limbs. Itelfeetu ill; stay v I >o, I .lc SC CSpllMtolT OI'L,'HIS, M ; r M'<MIM. sll;)t UCL'ia, ill inn]) .Lou nt' the bnmciial tubes am c-liroii.c c it iri'ii, hroa.mi: .s, col Is, I \'".. are not to be equalL-d by any other I medicament. Saicior and Son's Eucalypti Extract. Lister, M.D., Professor, oc :., Lonlon. the Leading surgeon of tlic present time, j stntea at the Last meeting of thu Clinical Society, London,as p ddished it (t tillard's - : Me.iir.il Journ d. that the Eucalypti Extract is the lie ;t known antiseptic [oieans oi preventing putrefact.on). j Sani?: and S3n'3 Eucalypti (American Me m-al Journal, November. ; 1881). —!u diseases -of tlie kidney, either; active coimestum or suppression fnne.nia) : i all aiuunnuuna, mopsy, inina-iis, nothing will equal in itsaetiou Eucalypti Extract.!! Doses, five to eight drops in a little! sweetened water twice or thive times ; i lander and Sin 1 3 Extract. k 'l (From American Medical Journal, Jan.. j 1882).—Piuer, M.D., Professor TiwMiiy I and Practice of Medicine, American Med- ; ical College, says;—lt i- tile best remedv known in typhomalariat, typ.ioid fever, erysipelas, dipmheri i, scarlet fever, siuali- J pox. fcc; it effectually retards the d.si.i ] tegration of tne animal iiuids. whieu jl illicit result iu a general breaking-up oil the blood aim in death. Sando: anl S)tf3 Eucalypti F.Y 4 " 'op!- "* '1 (From St. Lorns electric M (Ileal ] Journal, Dec, 1881). Cancer of the 1 ; fengae—Patient, Mrs.—- . *,.3 ve r.J old, Ev.deuce of scrofulous diaiuems. j Prescribe I four dro;»s t<» i*.« t i.ke,n tnree times dailv ; also, ton times wilii tiie Eu-alypti ,var id. Treate 1 as above for four \v \es ~ L.eii discharged eured. '. (J. 11. Umiler, M.D., Prof., &. •.„ Philadelphia).— S.uce, in the case of .%!r Mel'cer, of wiio liidb'en advised;; bv the Medical o fleers of m > ],sen lig\> ! Hospital to have his tongue re a ived.like' ..plendid results have attained throug.'i the I application of the Eueilvnti Extnct. : Sanler and Son's Eacalvpti Kx tract From the Clinical iteeord, of August. 1881). Surg ajal Clmx of Pro essor M-Intyre, College of Physicians an 1 Surgeons, St. Lotais—Seirrhusof lire ist— Excision : Eucalypti Extract employed as spray, and dressing. Eight days at'.er! operation Professors U mer an 1 MMntyre noted the following condition : ifo swelling heat or discoloration, near or in the wound, which has united fully; the patient allowed to attend to hjrho iseaol I duties i Sanlsr and Eucalypti Extract. L " j ! (Clinical liecord, Sept. 188 D). The! American medic d pfwfession uses, iu| as an injjctioi, an einulsioit: of one ounce gam Arable, in o'i or 40) ounces of water, apphel four times daily, i Fie-ht drops jjriye 1 inwai'dlv, once daily, prevents ed'ectw illy containiiaation of the j I blood in foul disease. CAUTION, Sandsr and Son's Eucalypti Extract. (St. Lous Clinical liecord, Jan. 1882). —Hazard, M.IA. Prof of Pathology and Diseases of the Mmd, states.: We have examined half a dozen specimens of Eucalypti Extract. Sander's prepar aion was the only one which corres})onds to scientific tests. Directions lor ase with each bottle.. S A X D E R A X D S 0 X S' Sandhurst, Victoria, 1) UXC A X M'LE AX , Agent, CreymwuXh.