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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3311, 1 August 1879, Page 4

Medical . PUEE VOLATILE EUCiBYPTUS GLOBULUS EXTRA.GT. ; "■■■■-. FTNDER the distinguished patronage of v> His Majesty the King of Italyj at Ebme, according to communication received from tho Consul-G-eneral for 1 Italy, ai Melbourne, upoii! instructions from the Minister for Foreign Affairs, dated 14th March,' 1878. -, 'f ■-, TESTIMONIALS. *' "* fji <- :j.;,M.,■ \.] ' Certificatei >'' ■, '> '"'. 'l( A. „ Sandhurst, the Ist of March, 1878<,; : J have been investigating Sander •ad Son*' Eucalypti Extract since its dit©overy, and I have to admit that there is besides it no-medicament I know of, of such •niversal effect on the human system. I observed in the first instance, that it checks eomfiletefy .Mill! inflammations :of whatever kind—inflammation. of the chest, lungs, all throat affections; 1 such- as bronchitis, and difiiheria. ! It lalleviates and cures all pains Ot'Jrteumatin,nature; neuralgia, &c, = I have used it with unparalleled success iii swelling*, bvniswt sprMnSj- wounds of all kinds, and of ibosVjerioaf -nature,; as. well as in all disorders of«th*r? ! diarrhoaaV ■ Ac. lam fully! jb6nvincedjthat'4he: invention of that medicament will meet with the greatest estimation^ a*nd'l gladly; acknowledge its merits: for the.benefiliiof the public,~JoHN O|iTTICKJSAWE, H3X, L.RO.SiE., Health Officeri 0 2nd March, 1878. '. , :• ■■ j .[., J Certify totheseal of the Council of the ] City of Sandhurst being affixed to this docume.ut,.l>. -Macjdotigalli Town Clerk. t • «;'! 'Statutory! Declaration. '..' ' ; ', j : ' 'ij'iFranis Raabe, of Ir'pnbark, Sandhurst, in the. Colony of. Victoria, Au'straliaj do solemnly j and..Bincerely tliat. guided, jby; ;the desire that 'allwho may beepme ..afilicted "^8 I w,as may be.enabled. to. take ady.antage: of my :|>\iTsli<3atfpn, I mate the fpllbwing; declaration : On' tfe 25th'Junej, 18,77;, my! son, Alfred, "»ix j ye"iiifß'bf oage^'was accidentally hurt with an ] •xe^on the Jcnee.. -I at once took all pains to ! procure medical assistance, by calling at first ■ on Dr Austin, .wl^o waa^ subsequently assisted j by Drf tenfold and'Maicgil)iVray v However, '■ i|iispite pfi&ll!theicQmbined efforts, of the said gentlemen, the malady took such a bad. turn that^the 'patrerjtwwas» s iyirig'in uninterrupted Votind-fever, and on the 17th August, 1877, i the-opinion -was given by Dr Macgillivray, i that an amputation of the : injured limb had \ become imperative, in order to save life; At this junctur,e r l 7 called on , Messrs .Sander and Sons, procuring some of their' Extract of the i Eu«»lypta9 Q-lobulas, und by ths application - of the same I had ,the .satisfaction of seeing j jay §p^ within^ fortnight out : of all^danger, j "and (6-day he is repover^d.'.. I may jiisi; add ; that it was wh6n th 6 crisis had beea reached, I that the, extract refe^ed.to was first applied.; labstaiti from exr}jre'Hajng!m^feplii)g?B towards | '-HetßW Sander' and S6'risin:;this declaration,: a b.Qt,anyjo.ne..may-imagine them better than I! can describe them in words. And I make i this solemn' ( 4eolarajkion cpnecientiously be-i lieving the same to be true, and by virtue of! the provisions of an~AcT of the Parliament of; Vict,ofia, riresidering" persons "tnakidg a false declaration punißhableior-wilful and corrupt \ Eerjury.—FßANZ Baabb, Declared ,at Sand-i nrst, <in >Iflie Colony of Victoria, this seven-1 teenth day of October, one thousand eight! hujadredt- and., ae«enJtj-Beven, before ; nie, i loritt vonn, j.jr. ■. From the Donald Times. j „:j;;.-.^ 7{U-."--r' ..■■■■ February)2^lß7B. ;' M»-H*Tjßrowni<iß pplilter and laborer^ who; reside* <ab~ouk Donald,: informs, and ha» shown; us, that heihas suffered from a sprained'ankle! for seven .months.; He procured the best! medical advice in the district, and paid as high as i7«rfpr;one jbojttle pf lotion. It did; him no gob 3, and at Jast he tried Sander's j Eucalypti Essence. bottles cured his! lejg, and he ia^now as strong.as,ever. ; ' Government Botanist's Opinion } j. i;( r]B.arpn;T6p Mueller, the (Joverßment bdta*■ niit, declares our extract to be a most excellent ':on*.- ,•-.'!'*-•/..>: 'i:'■■.•;■■••> • ■■:'.■■■■..''■':■ ; •;« ; ,l C.i-o. ■]-.".; Casetiof Earache. ; '■} I -HlD7fovem¥er, 1877; the eldest boy of Mr! l<J:!Morgah ; , Dpnaldi 'awoke in the night .'cry'-j 'iig' with ':eoracbei .'After some time thej Extract" was thought' 6ft apd tried. The| little was cuJed and asleep in ten minutes. ; ' ' A'dAy^r* two,after this Mr Morgan raft 'Mr French I,'of Corack station, who complained; of Having a bad earache and pain in the head. \ •Htfper's'utided tlie 'sufferer to try the Eucalypti ' and having put two. drops in his j 'ear,'and'rubbed some round the ear, the pain disappeared. ; V \ „ Cases of Severe Bruises In jNov-ember, 1877, MrsWeppner iides in Ccilbinabbin (Runnymede), informed the manufacturers that the extract applied twice restored health to her daughter, eleven. years of age, who hid been rushed and trampled uppii byv a cow. The child wasi bruited more or less all over the body,.bleed-; ingiprofußely at the head, and the temples hsd become quite black. Mr D. Obermann, residing near the gas Works, who was suffering from ; wounds which; he could; not get rid of during six months, anH who was cured by the use of the extract within four weeks, introduced to Sander, and | *BonSj in November, ;a man having his arm: iiVuipe^'(Severely, at. a. .^crushing machine; in i 16;ui!yv That man .applied the extract, I apd the-accident did not even, necessitate.', as. much'aVan interruption.in his attendance at workV;.^.'.''■' .'.,',.'.",.. .;i. : ....'. '-V- -..;,'.,-.'" ! "Mr "Franz Wehrle, Sailor's Qully, has likewise cured one of his.'hands, which was severely b,ruised—or rather, we should say, .crushed^through a fall of stone upori it. , S;7:'Mr'HJ fFickel; of Irohbark, has also ;supr .cessfulfy'applied the extract to a; finger 1 injured''in'the sainow.ay. i ; ' ■•.;.'"'■ [' ', ■' .' JXo iM.. Editor ', of the \ Newcastle ■ Mornfng Herald and Miners' Advocate.'. ; :.'' >• . /. S. ,i „ '■ .." : Vl2th February, 1878. .Having received an ugly wound some short time ago in the forearm from a dog bite, and r whioh caused ; me great pain, the arm swelling xUp-lo the shoulder, and partially, deterring me Irom following my duily avocation —that the flesh had been poisoned I had not the 4lighteat: : dpubt-rr-Ii tried fomentation. and other remedies, but still the limb got; worse. Seeing, the. Eucalypti Essence .advertised in the columns of tho Herald and Advocate, I .purchased a? bottle in order to try its efficacy upon the wound.! Upon the first application fis»weHiog almost entirely disappeared, the pain was considerably relieved, and the third day after applying, the ..oil, I felt no inconvenience wljiitfveri-arid'l am now firmly convinced that in. cases of wounds, swellings, strains; or .bruises, the. Eucalypti is a s»fe remedy, and would advise all who, might, be iuffe^ingrjrrymi any,of the above to give the trial; ''■",..'■',. " ;,..'."'.'.'.....". „.,.',', J ; '. r'l am, sir, yours4c, J. Pecdpin., February 6th, 1878. ; V h „:. t <■'. ■ Ffom the Bendigo Evening Newsi \ ; Mr AdplphuiJpngUenn, of Ironbark, called at our office on Mbnduy, the 24tli December, 1877^ yftn.d, narrated, the following:—" My little 'girl, 1 ten years of age, had been complaining some time of her leg being very s.jre above the knee, and I sent her to see Dr Atkinson, who immediately pronounced the ;; c«e a bad one, and said he could give the child 'nothing, but she must ivy still for three months, after which period ,V piece of bone would work its way out. '$*>t .satisfied With that opinion, I went the Jume* Boyd, who atteodtd vaj