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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 7, 7 August 1916, Page 4

IS THE DISTINCTIVE OTALTTY Of SANDER'S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT—its freedom from resins and troodv impurities, its great antiseptic, healing, stimulating- powers, and its safety, that prompted the high«s« > medical authorities to recommend it as the only eucalyptus fit lor internal use At the Supreme Court of Victoria, a witness testified that he was made much worse by a substitute which was sold as "just as good" as Sander's Extract, and his trouble (ulcer), was healed rripidlv by the ge nine Sander Extract afterwards, m disease it is the drop which cures that c aunts, and the common eucalyptus which is fit for mechanical purposes, such as making varnish only, should never be employed as a remedial acent. Sander's Extract cf>n be used on the most tender surface or internally with perfect safety, and when taken as directed, will always benefit.