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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2842, 25 March 1878, Page 1

The Gu^Xeaf Cure. I L__ ' ti; ■- .-ir '-TTT*r. ( ( it: ,rg.i,tl<:b'ji ST tfco Public take.notice of ■ few foot* . c put(or*ard for their infemation in this inlimetlori. They may bo worthlheir study, and repay perusal fn 'enHghtening'them upon a subject of praotioal utility: :.; .■H-^.y the htstoi& of; tee ' xjwbkce's dh^yeby. blue *urh, or tocafypttt, gtti^^Z^ DOW •pread itt^e-.tb^^our^^SSS; but ; there we many who' dd not 'properly estimate : the 1 face •of vihe - edldnr. Contain; tiboafc fin il,Jfcdred m ai^(WWß,'of jDISAQ ; thart w the mortal foe of lt*er and ague. Iwt ; d*jh in<«h«Ufaar. the fefteti' et IW esfoii) be ; gmng bat and —V?-g. - 'fri Tiiiii if mijl. if D figS'Sfo-fIWW*" t0 our bweiw, aad a Health-giving essence to our people. This last | . „ IJ» CLAIM ABA- OtfBATlTa •■ * It. lias now become .the fashion with the inrenters or tiiecotcreri of'remedial *g«pto to claim something, little. »horf~ of- frrftiiliMtirj and uriirenaiity !of 'euW-'for their respective ; agent*. Meem/Saader.and Bens did nothing of the sort. ..Thej.baje.c^dew that their jetsenceposs'eiies'many virtues; but tba full (extent of thesethey Ufot knowj f fc'" They are now collecting dala, *nd they are moit i careful and searching in. performing, this. It i" quite, lure .U.en, tfcat- their snwalypti essence can fairly assert iteelf to" be a grand panacea for many,*f Uvejlls that flesh v heir to. In ScarMjT&ph6i4por'\risca*e of Fever, noshing wig}, protect better-lageintticontagion tban a few drops of the essence poured in the palnvpf the band; and rubbed in; in order to liberate., tbe. Tapo»,i ori sprinkled :onr the clothe* /, The : perfume will; be notified for a iwplJpijgthofjtiaii.; : . ;-Y;VAAA iii-- WY ■ Inwardly used, take three or. foor dropa in ■ half a tumbler of water.'f TUe euence effects I a, mott;surprising change of the whole con- I «<Uu<ion, oorrtoting indigeation, and creating I a healthy appetite.'; . ;,.„?) .= „-. -„-,*! nii j.,,, ■-: ■ ..For* Children, Attending Sckoslt, the tame I mode may be adopted.^- :«> j ■Jm ■■ ■•: ■■. -. .. M In n C**e*.of,Bickiwt, a few drops put inUttl A «aucer,,ADll.,|H»t, ioto >Urn . roomrwil^beia^H an etberio esience, evaporate, and fill thdH room with the purifyiog Tapor. ■•V Are if o% obliged Jo HFtqyel! A. few droptS occasionally rubbed, ontbe body, will proUoc ■ •MWf *V'«»«M*« JOUjßibj beeipoatdto, 9 m'coming-direct wHbfltck persons, or ia ■ aleeping in < the tam«' rooiei witß, or in" beda !■ occupied preTion»lyby^iii;k pettirifc *■' ; "* •'*■■■ '■> All Hotelkeepert will do well to sprinkle 9 froia time toUme in. drawertj;iwnire linen il fl n«u*lly, kept,. a few ■ drops of the pur* eesefi. ■ Jtul asaence. It produces no spots whalerer, :■ as erery particle of it efaporat»», and nothing ■ remains. ■ . - -. ■ In^kor^tchere^ ditinfaehntit needed, \,h» '■ pure, euenlial ecualypti essence ought to be the one you'hare' recourse' tbj'and no family "on'ghtffo'ba-withont'lh" X ! -" "'• -For aU Wound*, Cuta, £«r*t, Scatdiiuw, Ulcers, and Caitettim* r Wotmd§\ >■• 'piete -of: linen wrapped round tfie snfletnig part, and. moistened with a few drops' oT'4h« eucalypti ' essence, will slop all pun^nd' effect rspeed? cure. In cases where a piece' of > linen eatrtet be applied, theimoistenibg of the nffering part with the pure eteeace will do sis'well. In Cote of' Colds moirteri the nottrils with a few drops and ihhale^tbe^Tapoiir^and you will feettUeimmediate relief,'and'entire rid* dance of the heatiV' 5' •" '•«"" -'sii-U'll Jn mil ctue*\'wkere tki 'Lungs ma* be Affected* Ibe-abovermentienea pnM«a>reon. liniMaij.wpeated,^iH be tks bsil tkat oan be adfised. v *n-> I ./.:.:■!"■..■.«M .</ ■IntMea bf'Mkeumatisnii * inixtlfr* bt on* paW of tlie purVi leMentmV racJ»l«Mi times with three;partsof'.pirit*of whit, weilmbbed in tbe suffering pkrt, hu art*d I»tt*r than In,all com of Inflammation, the eaataee may.be applied !tq Ihe p.rt affected. '^^^ In severe cases of Toothache of rheumatic origin, the pure eisence may be applied on the external part of the face. In amsg£ Ifyammrnliafrqf^ke-jfy&i tpply tlie*pure cssci'nce'totheoulM lae lof thbeyelids. Zfeadache and JUheumalic Paint in the Head ! arc p.osilirely cured nnd remoTcd by rubbing , the esaxnce^op.lhe effected patta,,.,, >*! For* via*!? iOases of SdceJe^Briiitt 'the essence l'xas proved the best remedy, i sKS°No other essence iagenuine except.that in the TJals bearing on the laberfl our f■' '■ /» i i eigoftture and trade mark.,,,-,, ( *Te.herhattjakf^i* manjrfsetory,(SAJNDlß I AtfD BONS, Bndge street, Sandlmret, Vie. i t°r'a<,. Sold in Vials only at Is 6d and 2s Gd each. Sole Agent for the Thames-* / GEOEGE DBNBY,? §\' TUBING CHBMIBT, *880 WK ' STBIS^T, „.. CrBAHAKgTOWy^ NEW ZEALAND TELEGBAPHS. OEGISTRATION OF ABBREVIATSD Xi ADDKESSES. — With the tiew of satingim much : ,st.possible itha.cosl; of the transmission of .Telegrams to New Zealand from othtr countries, a. register will bo kept at every Telegraph Stution in New Zealand for the. Registration ;of Arbitrary or Cypher I Addrcßiee in the shap.;of one or more'words. iNo fee will bo charged for resist ration. Persons registering will require to communicate the Cyphor or Arbitrary Address to their Correspondents. The Telegraph Companies I ifegister names and addresses of telegraph cor* I rtepondents free of ■- charge, at all their I Stations, und in, London, at 74, Old Broad street; 8, Leadebh?H street; and 42, Finsbury Circus. Addrcsccs may also bo regis« tered at any Qorerninent Telrgraah Office in Bnglsnd or Scotland upon payment ef One Guinea to the PostmasEer-Q-eneral, London. \Bj order of the Honourable the Telegraph Cammissioner . . •■• ="■ . • • ■■<„■ v-; . \ j• . ;I 0. LXMOV, . ' , . . ', ; '<■ ' i• ■ ' ,■• ■■;••'■: Creneral Manager. ■New.Zealand Telegraph Head Office, ■'■ .'■' I Weltingtoa, 2nd March, 1876. ■ • U t PPLICATIONB for . BIBIDIHOB r\ BlTJfcfl on Ooldlsld on 9ALI at th Ifttut«Bvab Often 'i;