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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 59, 9 March 1880, Page 2

ST-A.NTQN ; S, i ' Musical and Art Uniok . TNTENDING SUBSCRIBERS are re#ej3tK. fttlly asked to take their Tickets as early as possible, that tHe date of Drawing mavjbe announced. Tickets— One Guinea. Agents in "every town. , ■ • W. M. STAtiTOlfr . MOCHARA ; GAitin DE BANTE ANTIBILIOUS, GRATEFUL, ! COMFORTING. i ■ MOOHAra, or tiie Coffee of HealtlL is recognised as the ( Bebt Coffee Improper in the world, and superior to any oiiher irigre- . dient yet introduced. Mochara is. the produce of the Finest Kipe Pigs, is warranted puije, and is used as a supplement for mixirig with Coffee. It impart? that.. dark! brown, yet transparent color, "delid'otis mellow flavor, arid rich body, so much admired in Coffee at Paris and at Vienna. MooHara neutralises the heating properties of Coffee; and the sanative superiority of DFigs being well knowjn and much^ appreciated, Mogkaba is highly recommended by the Faculty as the ! COFFEE OF HEALTH and is used also as a remedy against Indigestion and Costiveness, if taken in increased proportions. . M. M. WEBSTEK has-just received a shipment of this valuable preparation. M. M. WEBSTER, Family Grocer,; Coffee Roaster, etc], TRAFA ! £#A&-St&Er; j NOTICE. PUKE VOLATILE EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS EXO?R ACT TTNDER the Distinguished Pataronage jot ; U hie Majesty the King of Italy, at Borne, according to communication received ; fro'ni the Consul-GeDeral for Italy, at Melbourne upon instruction* from the Minister for Foreign Affairs, dated 14th March, 1878, ' We are informed thai dealers in. a lediciqe { often try to sell the eucalyptus qii '<ound in the trade instead "of onr Eucal.l ptus j'iJxtradt. So far as the committing of imposition.' against the public in such a case is concen ied,'the conaequences would not be serious \; but as the qualities of both of the produota are in many cases directly opposed to one another, we consider it our duty 1 to direct till <■ public attention to the following facts :— The eucalyptus oil is recorded to be of value as a medicament in eases of .rheumatism of secondary nature, and miinifests fa drawing, blistering effect upon the tiltiii; : - Any blistering 'brought <on by'tbieapplicition of a medicament must increase inflam-' mation, and it ; is therefore evident that ri caßes of wounds, colds, brbnc'hitiß, d iphtberl »,'■ crOup, sprains, etc.. the curative power )i our extract on the named diseases ; being I 'u 1- ' queationably prored "by former publications ; in this paper. An . application at the. oil' instead of our extract must irapair the diseased*' ' The truth of our aasertlonis founded upon : . the fact that ithe ..oil is a resinons product equivalent to comnpon turpentine, its market ralue being about three shillingß , op© pouddi weight ; our extract consists of the evapolating 1 particles of ! the gum leaves, eobthin'g and healing in its effects, its price belrlg twenty-four shiliinga. for on^ pound weighjt. ' OjU'r extract, the genuine artitjle is only made up in half-ounce and one-ounce vials ; via a bearing on the labels 6ur 'trade mark and signature.! . * .. SANDER &. SONS, Sole Manuftcturers of the Eucalyptus I ... ... Extract, .i' . i Sandhurst, November, ,1878. j RrLueAiF<B; son, AJGIEI^T:S u FOß"iiifeli,g'6'isr ; " i - -1