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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 1, Issue 39, 10 June 1890, Page 3

The Wonderful Virtues of the Australian Gum Tree.

When the alchemist of past ages were endeavouring to discover the Elixir of Life, they made some very valu tie but simple discoveries in the science of chemist'y, and for many centuries the results of their researches wore used by hermits and others who profe>sed a knowledge of medicine. Of late years the rapid development of t is science has been so gre t, and the study of botany in new found countries baa been practised to such uu extent, th c the old world ideas passed away. The present enlightened jige require something more than the simple discoveries of these enthusiaststhis was to a certain extent uchieved when tne curative property of the Australian gum tree were first made known o au expectant world Since the first discove ies of these medicinal virtues many eminent men have male experiments from the tree, which has been planted in many parts of the globe, as apeventativo of malaria, and other fevers. Not- . withstanding tQe many efforts o obtain the j greatest virtues with the least imparities, , u w a hot lilt Leon Peitil, an imminent French analytical chemist, fter m ny years of unceasing toil, was a ole to produce the active medicinal principles in the purest nil best form of this wonderful tree by a process only known to himself, w,hich;he introduced to the pubdc in iB6O, anil called it Pettit’s Eucalypti Bat am. this valuable preparati n is free from all resinous and irritating substances, being nnii e all othe compounds, - so-called extracts, \c. c. It may be given to children witb the greatest safety It is unequalled for coughs,... colds, Influenza astuma, whooping coughs, bronchitis, and al other best and lung affections.' Thousands of testimonials have been reenved.- Bold everywhere, beware of imitations L , Khabland and 00., Wholesale Agents,

Mahakipawa Alluvial Gold Mining Company. A CALL (the seventh) of 2s 6d per Share will be payable on the 14th instant at the Office of the Company. A General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Mahakipawa Hotel on the 17th instant. By order Of the Directors. T. H. Hustw ic k, Chemist and Druggist, Blenheim. (Established IS years), Visits Havelock and Cullensville at intervals. Agent in Culleusville: Mr Collins, News Agent. CONCERT and BALI*, \ Concert and Ball will be held in tlie Theatre Royal, Cullensyille, on Wednesday, June IBth. Proceeds in aid of the Picton Hospital. Vocal and instrumental assistance from Havelock, Picton, and Blenheim, Look out for programme. Take Notice. PROFESSOR STOW ELLS’ RHEUMATIC EXTERMINATOR. THE Public are warned against paying any attention to an advertisement inserted in this paper recently by Mrs E. A. L. Mackay, of Wakapuaka, Nelson, asserting that she bad “ purchased all right of name and receipt of Professor Stowell’s Rheumatic -Exterminator,” and that she had patented the same. To protect the public against spurious imitations, and pending legal proceedings against Mrs Mackay for illegally vending the Exterminator, I beg to intima'e that I never sold the rioht to Mrs Mackay, and that Mr Charles Inman','of Okaramio, Marlborough, has bought the sob right to the ointment,and that hone oilier is genuine except that manufactured by the said Mr Charles Inman, - ' (Bign< d) JqHN Shephard Stowell, OUki, Wellington, May 28, 1890.