EUCALffTi JSifMCrJ i (Deutsche M'l. Woche ischr ft id7J) i Hosier, M.D., Processor .it i i.e university Greifswal.l, Ger.n \\y. reports : The < Eucalypti Extract proved magnificently j ■ successful in very severe contusions, j s bruises, spraius, wounds,seaidiugs, broken ; ribs, an n u >s. L. st.iy> all in- I fl nil n LLua and swelling. Also, tiie services derived from it iu all disorders of the respiratory o:gan-;, as croup, diptiier.u, inflamnitDiou of the bronchial tubes and; lungs, chronic catirrn, bronchitis, colls, ! , &c, are not to be equalled by any other I medicament. Sander and Son's Eucalypti Extract. Lister, M.D., Professor, &c, London, j the Leading surgeon of the present time, stated at the List meeting of the Clinical Society, London, as published n Graillard's Medical Journal, that the Eucalypti Extract is the best known antiseptic (means of preventing putrefaction). Sander and Son's Eucalypti Extract. (American Medical Journal, November, 1881) —ln diseases of the kidney, either active congestion or suppression (uraemia) all albuminuria, dropsy, lithiasis, nothing will equal in its action Eucalypti Extract. Doses, five to eight drops in a little sweetened water twice or three times daily. Sander and Son's Eucalypti Extract. (From American Medical Journal, Jan., 1882).—Pitzer, M.D., Professor Theory and Practice of Medicine, American Medical College, says:—lt is the best remedy known in typhomalarial, typhoid fever, erysipelas, diphtheria, scarlet fever, smallpox. &c; it effectually retards the disiu- | legation of tiie animal fluids, which ! might result iu a general breaking-up of the blood and in death. Sander and Son's Eucalypti Extract. (From St. Luuis Electric Medical Journal, Dec, 1881). Cancer of the fongue—Patient, Mrs. , 35 years old. Ev.deuce •f scrofulous diathesis. Prescribed four drops to be taken three limes daily ; also, tongue wetted three times with the Eucalypti Extract. Treated as above for four weeks, then discharged cured. a. 11. liuttley, M.D., Prof., &c, Philadelphia).—Since, in the case of Mr Mercer, of Kerang, who had been advised by the Medical officers of the Bendigo Hospital to have his tongue removed, like splendid results have attained through the application of the Eucalypti Extract. Sander and Son's Eucalvpti Extract, From the Clinical Record, of August, 1881). Surgical Clinic of Professor Mintyre, College of Physicians and Surgeons, St. Loins—Scirrhus of BreastExcision : Eucalypti Extract employed as spray, and dressing. Eight days after: operation Professors Bauer and M'lntyre noted the following condition:— If o swelling, heat or discoloration, near or in the wound, which has united fully ; the patient allowed to. attend to her household duties again. Sander and Son's Eucalypti Extract. ' (Clinical Record, Sept. 1880).—The American medical profession uses, in gonorrhea, as an injection, an emulsion ' of one ounce gum Arabic, in 30 or 40 ounces of water, applied four times daily. Eight drops given inwardly, once daily, ' prevents effectually contamination of the '< blood in foul disease. CAUTION. ; Sander and Son's Eucalypti Extract. (St, Lous Clinical Record, Jan. 1882). —Hazard, M.D. Prof of Pathology and Diseases of the Mmd, states.: We have ) examined half a dozen specimens of Eucalypti Extract. Sander's preparation was ; the only one which corresponds to scientific tests. Our preparation is the only existing , volatile extract, free of all resinous particles. All other preparations of the , Eucalyptus, no matter wnere manufactured, are crude, resinous oils, irritating tmd. blistering, rather causing inflainma* hon than staying it, and of real danger if errcnously applied in throat diseases, . &c. m No bottles genuine except those with ) labels bearing our signature and trade 4 mark, and secured outside with a pink ; wrapper and green band, the latter ] bearing our location and signature. } Directions tor use witli each bottle. 1 SANDER AND SONS' e Sandhurst, Victoria. ! DUNCAN M<LE AN , Agent, Greymoutk.
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Lyell Times and Central Buller Gazette, Volume V, Issue 241, 26 September 1885, Page 4
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