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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3303, 23 July 1879, Page 4

Medical girl for the next four weeks. This doctor said the bono wsis diseased, and a piece would have to come out before the leg would get well. But during the four weeks treatment of Dr Bojd, the leg was growing worse and the child sinking. I had heard in the meantime of the Eucalypti Extract working somo wonderful cureß, and at the end of the period mentioned I obtained a bottle of the extract, and first used it on Mondays the 10th pecem-. ber. The doctor's viaits then ceased, the child-being? in avery low condition, and I gave my little girl three drops each night and morning, and also applied it fc» the, jparfc affected, for two weeks, at the end of which' time I was exceedingly pleased to find she had bo inuoh improved os to be able to run^ labout. > I regard the curoeffeoted by .the-lex-tract as simply marvellous, and I have be< n recommending the latter to my friends who ...are sundering." ) % ?. ': < I v !>', »■■ % '■/■ ■ ' Frontthe JBendigo "Evening<News. Howard Place, March llth,?1878. Mesßrs Sander and Song—l have much pleasure in testifying to the proTeckexceJlence of your Eucalypti Extract. For* seven week! I suffered intense pain from a sprained ankle (which had swollen much), and could get no relief, although! I was under medical treatment', till at last I purchased a bottle of-your extract, und after using three bottles full,'my ankle was completely,; cured. I would now recommend all persons Buffering similarly to try yoiir Eucalyptus Extract, as I can assure them it is a sure cure.—Edward Gibson. To the Editor qf'flieNowcasile Horning Herald and Miners' Advocate,,, March 18th. Sir, —Having suffered from a bad .wound in j the leg for a long timejf Itried several' reme- ] dies, none of which bad the desired effect; and, ;■ as a forlorn hope, tried a bottle of the "Eucalypti,'' and I am happy to have the opportunity of bearing record to its efficacy ; although having used but one small bottle, the wound is now healed. You are at liberty to give publicity to the above, as I believe the knowledge of this fine medicine cannot be too well known.—WilliamHarris, Wallsend. Froitithe Coo Mown Courier. February 23rd, 1878. We bare received the following testimony in favor of the new curative agent'from our ,corr(Bspondent at .Port .Douglasi^--'*The Eucalypti preparation is being experimented with here, and the few bottles that have,been; disposed of, prove all that has been written with regard to the.efficacy of this discovery. A person Whilst performing his daily.duties in one of our stores, happened to tread on a rusty nail, which bo inconvenienced; him for some days, that he could neither put his foot to the ground or wear a boot—the part being so painful. He was. pursuaded to try. this? new preparation, and upon a|)|lyi"pg, .the liquid twice, immense relief waif coon experienced, and the person referred to, is now able to walk-about as if nothing had happened to him. This came within my own'observa : , tion, therefore I can vouch for the tru(/h of this assertion." j ::■: t ; I ict \ fiCasesofiSwefljngi ; t! .^ ...„„., '" In IfoveniDer, 1677^ thVwife of % Fickel Ironbark suffered in the bend of jlhe knee from a swelling, which had formed a-lump of considerable size, disabling her from attending to any work. She removed the eweljirg completely by a continued application of the extract. ; i) j H "i. t -■"'' . ITS CLAIM AS A CURATiyB. > 5. It has now become the fashion with the in-/ ventors or discoverers of remedial agents'to claim something little short of infallibility and j universality of ..cure' for; their respective agents. "Messrs Sander arid' Sens doi nothing of the sort. They have confidence that their oil possesses many virtues; but (the full extent of these* they do not know yet. They are now collecting data, and they are most careful and searching in performing this, t'lik is quite;,sure' then, that their eucalypti oir can fairly'assert itself to be a grand panacea for many of the ills that flesh is heir to. . j In Scarlet, Typhoid, or any case of Fever, nothing will protect better against contagion than a few drops of the oil poured in the palm of the hand, and rubbed in, in order to liberate the vapors, pr'ispruikled over the clothes.,. The perfume will be noticed.iar, a great length^of time."' '■ . : i . For Children .Attending /Schools, the came m6demy^b,e liadbplie3. J l " § ' | : In'Cases*tf Sickness, k few drops put into a ' saucer, and; put into." th& robin ,will, being fanS'e'th'eric v:oili" ev:a|»drasi^jasi; fill. .the; robin with thei purifying'Vapbi:?, ," '■ "' Are you obliged id Travel / ,?A. \ few ; dronsj occasionally rubbed on the.bo'dy^wiili protect 'against any contagion you may be exposed to, in coming in direct contact with sick persons, or in sleeping in the same room with, or in beds occupied; previously by lick-persons, j All Bqtelkeepers . wiil do well to sprinkle : from timo to time, in drawers, where j linen is usually kept, a few drops of the pure esaontial oil., Jt produces no,: spots whatever, as every .particle of it evaporates, and nothing remains.', ; -',.. ; ,':^ „..;'. „; ,^.(-(1^ '^l-;;^!.! r. , (; In shorty wliere a disinfectant is needed > the pure essential ecualypti oil pught to' be the one you have recourse to, and no family ought to be without it.^iJl .;" A, ! t l?^ > For. attrfPounds, tyts,fJßurn9f:;£lcaidings, Twicers,; and Cancerous Woifndt,;** piece of linen wrapped round the suffering ipart, &nd moistened;with a fswjdirops: of : thetseiicalypti essencp, will stop all pain, and effect<ai speedy cure.; In cases where a piece of linen; cannot be applied, the moistening of the buffering part.with the pure oil will do as well, i " (< In, Case of Colds moisten the noetrils with; ,a f^w: drops and inhale the,,vapour,'*and you will feel the immediate relief, and entire riddance of the heat/ ■'-,{[ ,;,v- -xta \ lii .all cases where the Lungs ifyay^he Affected, the above-mentioned procesß, cbntinually rejpeated, will be the best' that;can. be advised. ; ?'',iOo -^<\ '• ;' ; ; v i -fp"-!'a ' In cases of Sheumatiam, a. mixture lot one, part of the pure essential'euoalyjiti oilwith three parts of spirits of wine, well rubbed in the suffering part, has acted bfetfcer than any other remsdy. ! L ; I In all 'cases of InUanimation,'ike ail may be applied to the part affected. ;"' ' "Ji ■• ; In severe cases of Tootliachf qi : origin, the pure essence may be applied on the external part of the face..' ■ ; . In cases of 'InflamtHatitihqf t/ie JEyes, apply the pures oil to the outside of the eyelids. Headache and Rheiimaiie PainVin the Head are positively removed and cured by rubbing the oil on? the affected parts. ; '^ \ &W mayy- Gems qfy-^mm\»: Utilises 'the oilhas proved the best remedy. 1"1; il> ! ' Inwardly used, take three or four drops in half a tumbler of water.' The essence effectß a most surprising change of thie whole constitution, cQrrepiingindigestidni.arid creating a healthy appetite. . • , $$T]so other e?Ben9e is genuine except that jn fijip yials'po.aring'p.n thp lahels qnv ' ° ;■■; , ; eignature an<| tra4e mar^. ■ V . .... ■•c ' - .■■■'■' • „ .''" 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